Q & A
Q. Does the private equity make loans on my collateral/assets?
A. No. The private equity is not a lender. There is nothing for the collateral/asset owner to pay back to the private equity. All monies received from the private equity is profit to the collateral/asset owner. (Project owners on the other hand that are seeking project funding, might incur debt that must be repaid to the collateral owner that they bring forward but that agreement is negotiated strictly between the collateral owner and the project owner.)
Q. Is the private equity trying to raise funds?
A. No. The private equity has tens of billions of dollars in cash inhouse as well as through already established capital partners.
Q. Since the private equity invests cash into various forms of trading... is the private equity another private placement program (PPP) like what we see floating around the Internet?
A. No. While the private equity does invest a certain portion of the funding cash into an array of asset managers... the private equity is not a private placement program nor does it operate like one. The private equity operates via a proprietary system of minimizing risk by spreading funding across multiple asset managers.
Q. What programs does the private equity offer?
A. The private equity doesn't offer any programs like many of us see in our inbox everyday. Everything they do is custom. The assets/collateral and the client's short-term as well as long-term goals are taken into consideration when master-minding what is win-win for all parties.
Q. What will my return be for allowing the title of my asset/collateral to be leveraged/liened?
A. Everything is subject to negotiation. Everything is custom. The private equity offers an upfront usage fee although a client can choose more money upfront or more money on the back-end of the transaction.
NOTE: It is understood that many of us get all kinds of offers everyday offering all kinds of claims about various high-profit programs yet many of these programs are unwilling to substantiate their mechanisms for success. And often times these programs are not self-funded which directly exposes a client's assets/collateral to greater risk.
Q. Will my assets/collateral be mixed with the assets/collateral of others?
A. No. The private equity never mixes the funds from a client's funding with that of other clients. Under certain circumstance...if a client has multiple assets...that collection of assets can sometimes be packaged into a single contract. A client and his/her assets/collateral are treated as their own profit center.
Q. Can the private equity prove they can perform?
A. The private equity ultimately negotiates and closes deals via both parties legal counsel representatives.. They are very corporate-style in operations. They are willing to evidence in a legal counsel to counsel manner that that the equity firm' as a company has had a zero-failure rate in regards to success since the company's inception/beginning.
Q. What risks are involved?
A. Anything that involves any type of investment involves a certain level/exposure to risk. An intelligent asset ownerinvestor seeks relationships that are experienced in minimizing risk while maximizing profits. Magister Operis recommends that a client wastes less time shopping maximum profits from one Internet myth against another... and more intelligently focuses on maximizing complete intelligent due diligence on one opportunity before moving on to another. If you keep Magister Operis intimately involved within your transaction lifecycle...Magister Operis will never suggest you sign anything that Magister Operis wouldn't sign itself nor suggest extended time be expended towards opportunities that don't have intelligent potential for significant results.
Q. How much is the upfront usage fee paid by the equity firm to the asset/collateral owner?
A. The firm says 5-10% but everything is negotiable. You can't negotiate anything if you don't have your assets/collateral and supporting paperwork submitted to the private equity to negotiate against. So feel free to intelligently bring your documentation forward for an intelligent response .
Q. Can I bring my attorney to help negotiate and approve all contracts?
A. Absolutely! In fact...the only way the private equity negotiates and closes transactions is through the interaction between a client's legal counsel and the private equity's legal counsel. The private equity operates in a very corporate style manner.
Q. How is Magister Operis paid?
A. Depending on the nature of the overall responsibilities with the transaction... Magister Operis charges a negotiable commission/intermediary fee that is split as agreed with any other brokers/intermediaries involved. Everything is custom and everything is negotiable.
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