Fund Daddy!

Fund Daddy: one request, a world of funding possibilities

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Buy the business.
Write its next chapter.

Found a business you want to buy? Acquisition financing starts with the business, the purchase and the person taking it forward.

The conversation
The business you’re buying, the purchase price and how you plan to run it.
What comes next
A provider may ask about business financials, buyer experience, your contribution and the proposed deal.
Talk acquisition

Structure, eligibility, documentation and timing depend on the provider and the transaction.

While your case
moves forward.

Waiting on a legal case can create financial pressure. Ask whether pre-settlement funding could be an option for your circumstances.

The conversation
Your type of case, where it is filed, its current stage and whether an attorney represents you.
Ask before agreeing
How is the cost calculated? What is owed under different case outcomes? What happens if resolution takes longer?
Talk case funding

Availability and contract terms vary by state and provider. Discuss any agreement with your attorney.

Bring your
capital.

The other side of the marketplace: a place for capital providers to explain what they fund.

Discuss a partnership

The principles below describe the proposed marketplace model. Commercial terms are agreed directly with the team.

Define your box.

Share the ticket sizes, locations, industries and criteria you work with. The aim is relevant requests, with the requirements on the provider’s side.

Funded deals.
Aligned incentives.

The vision is performance-based: provider-side fees tied to funded transactions. Discuss fee structure, payment timing and obligations before joining.

Know the file.

Source information, qualification context and the stage of the request should travel with the file, so you understand what you are reviewing.

Talk first-look terms.

The proposal includes first-look arrangements for early providers in a market. Availability, review expectations and commercial terms need to be agreed.

Keep the door open.

A request outside your criteria may belong with a different provider. Share what fits your business and where your boundaries are.

Ask before
you sign.

The questions are yours.
The answers should be clear.

Are all these funding options available now?

The categories reflect the marketplace vision. Ask the team what is currently available for your purpose and location. A category shown here is not an offer or an approval.

What will the funding actually cost?

Request the full terms, including applicable rates, fees, payment schedule and total cost. Different funding products work differently; ask how costs change over time and under different outcomes.

Will there be a credit check?

Ask the provider which checks are required, when they happen, what consent is needed and whether they can affect your credit score. There is no single rule across every funding product.

Who decides, and how long does it take?

The capital provider makes the decision and sets the terms. Timing depends on the product, your situation and the documents required. Ask for a realistic timeline for your specific request.

Can my adviser review the agreement?

Ask for the full agreement and take the time to understand it. For a business acquisition, legal case or estate-related product, discuss it with your relevant adviser before accepting.

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