Initial Funding-Fit Review | US$1 Million+
Planning an acquisition, expansion, commercial property transaction, or refinancing? CGFS reviews requests of US$1 million or more and connects suitable opportunities with potential capital providers.
Start with a brief message to Greg containing:
1. Funding amount and currency
2. Business or project location
3. Purpose and use of funds
4. Business or project stage
5. Target timing
We use this overview to assess initial fit and identify the next information needed. Supporting documents follow through our intake process.
Accountants, fractional CFOs, commercial mortgage brokers, business brokers, and commercial real estate professionals are welcome to discuss referral fit. Please obtain your client's permission before making an introduction.
Message Greg here on Alignable to request an initial funding-fit review. Opportunities are subject to review, due diligence, and capital-provider approval; a review is not a commitment to fund.
Start with a brief message to Greg containing:
1. Funding amount and currency
2. Business or project location
3. Purpose and use of funds
4. Business or project stage
5. Target timing
We use this overview to assess initial fit and identify the next information needed. Supporting documents follow through our intake process.
Accountants, fractional CFOs, commercial mortgage brokers, business brokers, and commercial real estate professionals are welcome to discuss referral fit. Please obtain your client's permission before making an introduction.
Message Greg here on Alignable to request an initial funding-fit review. Opportunities are subject to review, due diligence, and capital-provider approval; a review is not a commitment to fund.
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