Would you like to say goodbye to your banker? Let’s say you are a real estate investor. You know your business. You know a good home, business, or commercial site from a bad one. You know how to invest.
That part’s easy for you, in this scenario.
But at the end of the day, you end up in Red-Tape & Delay Land.
That’s right: Your bank. That’s where you’ll meet the guy with the sparkling smile who’s actually scared too death of lending anybody anything in the wake of the recession, with all the new “gotcha” regulations designed to “protect” consumers from shoddy financing, but which have in fact shut off the valve to investment in America.
Sound about right?
But where does that leave you? Do you really have to go hat in hand and dance like a performing monkey while you hand over every last asset you own in order be considered for a high interest real estate or business investment loan? You need your cash right now anyway, or that lucrative property you found will be going to go to somebody else in a big hurry. Sadly, your good credit won’t save you this time. You know that for sure.
Any of this strike a note for you?
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If your answer was “yes”, then maybe it’s time to get smart and look into a LeverageLine securities-based credit line solution from the established U. S. leader in securities-based finance, A. B. Nicholas out on K Street in Washington D. C.
Want to get started? It’s simple. Check for securities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc.) or cash that can be put into quality securities. Then visit our website at www.abnicholas.com and spend a few minutes checking out the future of real estate financing. If you make the choice we think you’ll make, you’ll apply for your free, quote and thereby join many other real estate investors who have figured out that they no longer have to be slaves to their bankers and can tap their portfolios instead. They’ve chosen the ABN LeverageLine securities-based credit line lending network, and guess what? They’re really glad they did because they saved money on interest and put their financing goals into their own hands, not the bankers’.
Why? Well for starters LeverageLine financing doesn’t tie up the client’s house or other assets. It places a simple lien on the client’s account, and that’s it. It’s an “off the books” event in the sense that this is a private asset-based loan with a leading, fully licensed American household-name institution. They like that the financing is a private asset loan and not reported to credit bureaus, which can help avoid impacting any other financing you might have
And “no sale to fund” means exactly that: no sale is involved in order for your credit line to be opened. You can draw your own conclusions with your licensed tax professional advisor as to tax status and treatment, as there can be tax advantages as well.*
There’s more. Consider these features:
– Two week funding on average.
– Minimal paperwork.
-Competitive bids from more than one lender if portfolio qualifies
– Fully regulated/licensed brokerage lender.
– Rates below the best mortgages in most cases.
– Interest-only repayment, no balloons, no maturity dates for variable rate accounts.
– Low-rate variable or LIBOR-based fixed available.
– You’ll put your stocks AND real estate to work, not just one.
– No hidden fees or charges; What you see is exactly what you get.
– Have your stock portfolio at TD Ameritrade or Schwab? No need to move them. A simple lien will do the trick for your loan.
– Much, much more (view our FAQ)
So wise up, and tell your banker to take a hike! There’s no reason to keep beating your head against his front door. Now’s as good as time as any to try something tha’s working for thousands of real estate investors around the globe: LeverageLine™ ssecurities finance, from the people who always put their customers first: A. B. Nicholas.
A. B. Nicholas LLC
1629 K St., NW, Suite 300
Washington, D. C. 20036
Tel: 202.379.4744
Email: [email protected]
Please read our disclaimer before proceeding with ABN financing. *Some securities may be sold by institution if client were to default and walk away from any efforts to resolve repayment of their credit line such that lender lien needed to be exercised on the collateral asset. Note please that as of December 2022 (ten+ years of operations) this has never occurred for any ABN client.