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• >Equity Placement
  
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• >Loan Analysis
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• >Descriptive Financing
  Memorandum
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• > Negotiate Terms
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• >Due Diligence & Closing
  
• >Overview of Loan Types
  
• >Graduated Ownership
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Mezzanine Loans

Mezzanine or Subordinated Debt Loans are loans that rely on the cash flow of the company to repay the loan. These loans are usually unsecured or secured by a junior lien position behind the primary lender. These loans are an excellent way to finance a company when there is plenty of cash flow, but not enough collateral. These loans are usually available in amounts of $1.5 million or more for companies with more than $10 million in revenues. Interest rates are usually fixed, and some lenders require the company to issue them a small amount of equity in addition to paying interest.