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Old 12-30-2008, 09:15 AM
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AYANNA, this is either the 3rd or 4th time I've requested you post information regarding your 16% investment whereby your money doubles every 4.5 years.

I believe your obvious refusal to provide verifiable information should serve as a RED flag to anyone who reads your posts.

What's the problem?

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Hi Gary Happy New Year......Sorry i too so long i was on my holiday vacation yes i do have a link it is called Keystone State Capital just put www in front. But what they do they deal with hard money lending at 19% and thats how they are able to give us the investors 16%..once you go to the website you will see exactly what they do and if you have any other questions please feel free to contact me again. Looking forward to hearing from you.
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But what they do they deal with hard money lending at 19% and thats how they are able to give us the investors 16%
So the 16% fixed guaranteed rate of return where your money doubles every 4.5 years is DEPENDENT on the borrower paying back the loan at 19% interest.

What happens to the "investors" money if the loan is NOT paid back?
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So the 16% fixed guaranteed rate of return where your money doubles every 4.5 years is DEPENDENT on the borrower paying back the loan at 19% interest.

What happens to the "investors" money if the loan is NOT paid back?
From what i understand they hold the first mortgage position to the property the borrower is trying to rehab. and they only loan out 65% of the after repair value....They also have a personal guarantee so if any way the borrower default they just take over the property and make the money back anyway.They only loan out in phases so if the first phase is not done thay will not not receive the next one..One last thing,Keystone State Capital only lend to businesses and they are short term loans which is 3-6 months. Gary did you look at the website yet?

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Old 01-11-2009, 07:34 AM
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AYANNA,

Anyone who is lending money at 19% and anyone who is borrowing money at 19% is high risk.

A money lending corporation is PA is ill-equipped to deal with a non producing loan on a home from Florida.

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They also have a personal guarantee so if any way the borrower default they just take over the property and make the money back anyway.

The above sounds comforting but in reality if it were that easy the banking industry wouldn't have need a USA government bailout. They would have just taken "over the property and make the money back anyway."
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AYANNA,

Anyone who is lending money at 19% and anyone who is borrowing money at 19% is high risk.

A money lending corporation is PA is ill-equipped to deal with a non producing loan on a home from Florida.


The above sounds comforting but in reality if it were that easy the banking industry wouldn't have need a USA government bailout. They would have just taken "over the property and make the money back anyway."

Hey Gary and thats why THIS FUND don't need a bailout because the banks DON'T hold the first mortgage position OR a personal guarantee.
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Seek a financial advisor or read some books about how to invest. I would watch Bloomberg and CNBC just to get a feel of what things mean etc...
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