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Getting money to finance the building and equipment is not a problem, but funding working capital is a challenge. Banks want any loan they make secured by money or property. ...
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In order to apply for USDA funding we were required to provide a wide variety of inspection reports on the building. We could not have applied without them. At ...
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Existing member equity, invested since late 2008, has been spend in the following ways: Architect Consultants (feasibility report, financial, design) ...
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About 10 years ago, the ongoing business that was Ashbourne Market was sold to a group of investors lead by Arsen Kashkashian. Mr. Kashkashian is a lawyer and real estate investor ...
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That is still a moving target, as we negotiate, finance and execute the purchase or lease of our new home. Once the deal has been finalized, we may be able to ...
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In 2009 we were given a letter confirming our qualification for the USDA Rural Development guranty loan program. The 3rd stipulation of that program states that it does not include ...
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We have 1300 member households with huge additional potential. "Starting small" would mean trying just as hard to get less funding, not satisfying our members, having higher prices, being in ...
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Renting the building means having a developer willing to buy the building, perhaps take on some of the renovations, and rent back to us. There are several issues that ...