All Forum Posts by: Joshua Greenberg
Joshua Greenberg has started 6 posts and replied 37 times.
Post: How much capital do you aim for when embarking anew?

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@Account Closed I think that's a great strategy so long as you use the same financial institution over and over, building up a great relationship and reputation over time.
Post: Fighting for competitive interest rates - low on seed capital

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@Account Closed though you will find variety amongst private lenders.
Post: Using capital efficiently?

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I am a huge fan of the tube housing that's becoming more and more popular, the Opod, which is another great solution for a population dense society @Account Closed
Post: Techniques for growing capital

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@Hank Wu That is a very good idea, though you may want to wait until the correction is over, as it seems to be seriously affecting the cryptocurrency rates at this moment.
Post: Is a swimming pool worth the capital cost?

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@John Krasner that does sound like a way to make your park more family friendly and reduce the cost of the swimming pool overall. It even becomes a source of income in 2 or 3 years if you are able to include a small yearly fee per lot in the community covenant. Cool!
Post: Seed Capital Success Stories

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@Account Closed I firmly agree. Totally different market now that the immediate audience is global.
Post: Capital for hotel developments - how to attract big capital?

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You may be able to get government assistance for a hotel development - in a socialist nation. I recommend you try that investment form in a place like Canada where the social benefits are very strong.
Post: Using my 401k for seed capital

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I am in awe of the responses! If you want to use your 401k, go for it. I would recommend you build up your retirement funds in some way however.
Post: Seed capital closing time concerns

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I think that is a good technique for preserving seed capital @John Krasner
Post: Seed capital compared to Mezzanine funding in real estate

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Well, I am pretty sure that Mezzanine funding is for building a mezzanine in between two floors. Seed capital is a totally different story, that is the money you use to buy seed for your lawn.
Jokes aside, I am fairly certain that a quick google search will confirm Jonathan Twombly's assessment of mezzanine debt as accurate.