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B2B CAPITAL NEWSLETTER - FEBRUARY 2010

 

Commercial Finance

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Welcome to our latest newsletter.

In this edition, we provide details as to what funding options we have available and cover the latest news on what's been happening in the finance industry which is certain to be of interest to you.

We hope you enjoy the newsletter and as always, please contact us on 1300 728 796 if you have any questions or need our assistance with commercial finance.

Current Funding Available

B2B Capital can assist with the following funding options currently available, which are as follows:-

- Funding available up to 75% LVR

- No presale requirements

- Private funding rates starting as low as 8.5% p.a.

- Mezzanine Finance available for $1 million plus applications

- Joint Ventures & Equity Participation

B2B Capital will consider funding submissions on a case by case basis, generally subject to the following criteria:-

Loan Amount

Minimum $500,000
Maximum $10,000,000

Purpose Non-Regulated Only

Construction
Bridging
Refinance
Purchases

LVR

1st Mortgage Maximum 75% of Gross realisable value of security.

Terms

6 - 24 months (interest only)

Fees

Establishment Fee (1.25% - 2%)
Legals (Included in Establishment Fee (excluding Govt costs))
Management (Included in interest rates quoted

Latest News

Storm clients to target BOQ, ANZ, NAB and Westpac

AFTER securing a historic deal with the Commonwealth Bank, clients of failed financial services giant Storm Financial have vowed to take the fight to other banks who dealt with the firm.

Lawyers for more than 2000 former Storm Financial clients yesterday reached a deal with CBA which will see cash payouts and mortgage reductions given to those affected by the bank's bad lending practices.

Storm Investor Consumer Action Group chairman Noel O'Brien said the agreement meant no former clients would lose their homes...read more  

Source: News.com.au - 24 February 2010

Stapylton industrial site's secure future

THE Beenleigh owners of a Stapylton industrial property expect it to fetch about $11 million at sale.

The 4.6ha holding, at 9 Christensen Road, is held by Barbara and Graeme Haggar, who have developed three buildings and a yard on the property.

Energex, water tank manufacturer RX Plastics, hire company All Area Rentals and engineering business Tech Fab hold three-to five-year leases on parts of the landholding.

The property returns more than $520,000 net a year...read more  

Source: Gold Coast Bulletin - 19 February 2010

MacBank Labrador sale

RECEIVERS to two Macquarie Bank subsidiary companies are selling a landmark Labrador redevelopment holding.

The 7133sq m site was earmarked for Coast Marine Parade, an 11-storey residential project comprising 168 apartments.

The property, which overlooks The Broadwater and sits on Marine Parade, is held by Macquarie Labrador and MREEF Project Company No.34, which Macquarie voluntarily wound up last year...read more  

Source: Gold Coast Bulletin - 19 February 2010

Ashington assets targeted by Sam Alter

MELBOURNE businessman Sam Alter is moving to gain control of high-profile assets held by the troubled fund manager and property developer Ashington, in a deal believed to be worth less than half their $220 million boom-time purchase price.

According to industry sources, Mr Alter, who runs Pacific Group, is in talks with the insolvency firm advising Ashington regarding a recapitalisation plan.

Mr Alter, who did not return calls to The Australian yesterday, is understood to be carrying out due diligence on a proposal to inject less than $100m of equity into the Ashington Development Fund No 2, which owns the controversial Double Bay Stamford Plaza hotel site in Sydney, the Stonington Mansion development property in Melbourne and a 50 per cent stake in the Sheraton Noosa in Queensland...read more 

Source: The Australian - 4 February 2010

Services We Offer 

B2B Capital has the ability to supply short term finance for acquisitions, refinance, development and construction for residential, commercial and industrial properties.

We can coordinate and structure finance packages to include the following:
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Senior debt
- Mezzanine funding
- Joint Ventures

This additional financial leverage can facilitate:
- Mergers and acquisitions financing
- An emerging growth opportunity 
- A management or other leveraged buyout 
- Corporate debt refinancing
- Recapitalization 
- Commercial property development

Interest rates and fees associated with any loan approval will vary according to the type and complexity of the loan. All interest and fees will generally be capitalised within the loan facility.

 


B2B Capital  I  PO Box 1399, Milton QLD 4064  Ph: 1300 728 796