Introduction to Private Equity Investing

Written by Murray Priestley


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Regardless ofrepparttar kind of Private Equity Investing that takes place it is clear thatrepparttar 111803 potential for large returns exists. A downside is also present, however, sound due diligence and understandingrepparttar 111804 company you are investing in will reducerepparttar 111805 risk of losing your money.

How Private Equity Investing plays a part in your portfolio

Large institutional investors have always been drawn torepparttar 111806 private equity investing. It hasrepparttar 111807 potential to offer long-term returns that are superior to standard stock investing. Stock market investment cannot makerepparttar 111808 returns that Private Equity Investing can.

The Tech Boom that ended in 2001 was an example of Private Equity Investing occurring on a large scale. Venture Capitalist invested millions and received tens of millions in return for a successful floatation. This is why Private Equity Investment offers such great potential, especially is your invested company decides to become listed. You then get a share ofrepparttar 111809 profit generated.

Forrepparttar 111810 average investor to have private equity play a major part in their portfolio they would need to invest in a Private Equity Fund. This is good option to consider as traditionally Private Equity Investing has beenrepparttar 111811 domain ofrepparttar 111812 largest investors due torepparttar 111813 size of investment required and long investment terms. Private Equity is highly illiquid andrepparttar 111814 scale needed to achieve an appropriate degree of diversification can be immense. A Private Equity Fund can offer you great diversification in a number of Private Equity investment with allrepparttar 111815 due diligence conducted for you.

Written & published by Murray Priestley, Managing Partner of Portofino Asset Management, private investment managers and publishers of the Portofino Report. www.portofinoasset.com


How To Best Negotiate A House Deal

Written by Sameer S Panjwani


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Time factor. Deals can usually be closed much faster by offering or insisting on an earlier closing / possession date. As a buyer, offering to close in onrepparttar property and completing allrepparttar 111802 formalities immediately would greatly influencerepparttar 111803 owner to have some consideration towards bargaining in your favour. As a seller, if you want to closerepparttar 111804 deal earlier you may negotiate onrepparttar 111805 price withrepparttar 111806 condition thatrepparttar 111807 deal is completed immediately.

Including items. If price is a no-go, then perhaps some ofrepparttar 111808 movable items or appliances may be negotiated as to be included along withrepparttar 111809 price.

All in all, negotiating comes down to both parties being satisfied withrepparttar 111810 price andrepparttar 111811 terms and conditions ofrepparttar 111812 deal. Make sure that everything is documented and signed when makingrepparttar 111813 offers, so as to prevent any misunderstandings or chances of either party backing out inrepparttar 111814 future.

Coming back to negotiating, feel free to be innovative in your negotiations and you may just find yourself with a better deal than you could’ve initially asked for. Best of luck!



Sameer S Panjwani is the CEO and Founder of ChoiceOfHomes.com - Real estate listings of homes on sale and rent.


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