Going Public Comparison Chart

Written by William Cate


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US Domestic SEC filling form.

Annual Filings Annual Filings 10K requires GAAP 20F no GAAP audit and audit and attorney no attorney responsibility responsibilty for requirement for document content.

Three 10Q requires There are no other Attorney liable required SEC for document responsibilities forcontent a Non-US Company Annual Shareholders Report

Annual General Meeting

Private Placements Shares Held Shares Held for one year. for 42 days.

Stock Sale Report Stock Sale Report Yes No

It is far easier to raise Private Placement money for a company whenrepparttar required hold period is 42 days rather than one year. The non-US private placement investors are at far less risk of losing their risk capital. They are in a position to make a profit in less than one-sixthrepparttar 112355 time of an investment in a US Domestic Company. However, both US Domestic and Non-US Firms are subject to US Full Disclosure requirements and investment fraud is a felony inrepparttar 112356 United States no matterrepparttar 112357 jurisdiction of incorporation ofrepparttar 112358 company.

If you arerepparttar 112359 CEO or CFO of a private Non-US Company seeking Private Placement investment or if you are a US Domestic Company seeking to become a multinational corporation, I can help you go public inrepparttar 112360 United States. Email me at Beowulfinvestments@Earthlink.net

He has been the Managing Director of Beowulf Investments [http://home.earthlink.net/~beowulfinvestments/] since 1981 and is the Executive Director of the Global Village Investment Club [http://home.earthlink.net/~beowulfinvestments/globalvillageinvestmentclubwelcome/]


Credit Help for Buying Houses: 14 Common Credit Mistakes

Written by Jeanette Joy Fisher


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13. Failure to report name changes to creditors also causes confusion.

14. Not checking credit report frequently is one ofrepparttar most common mistakes consumers make.

You can buy real estate with poor credit, but you will save thousands in loan costs if you maintain good credit. A bad credit report leaves home buyers with sub-prime loans which have higher point charges, prepayment penalties, and higher interest charges, which therefore cost more money.

For instance, a mortgage loan of $150,000, 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage, interest rate of about 5.72 percent costs around $870 a month poor credit scores raiserepparttar 112354 interest rate over 9 percent andrepparttar 112355 payments over $1,200.

As you see from these payment differences, good credit means that you can finance a more expensive house withrepparttar 112356 same income, or save $330 each month.

Credit Requirements for Mortgages

Credit needed to buy real estate is notrepparttar 112357 same as good credit. Besides your credit score, mortgage lenders consider your debt-to-income ratio and other credit matters, unlike other credit grantors. Your debt-to-income ratio isrepparttar 112358 comparison of mortgage payment, including taxes, interest, and insurance to your total gross monthly income. Real estate lenders also consider your employment qualifications and your overall debt ratios.

Understandingrepparttar 112359 difference between good credit andrepparttar 112360 credit needed to obtain real estate financing helps you buy houses!

(c) Copyright 2004, Jeanette J. Fisher. All rights reserved.

Professor Jeanette Fisher, is the author of Credit Help! Get the Credit You Need to Buy Real Estate, and other books. Jeanette and her husband Brian (former special ed teacher) chose real estate investing to be able to care for their daughter with special needs. While buying and selling millions of dollars worth of real estate, the Fishers were forced into becoming credit experts. Real Estate Credit Help, visit http://www.recredithelp.com


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