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A two-point comparison of what it costs to raise $6.1 million against a $30 million family manufacturer. Selling a 31 percent stake under a deadline gives up $9.38 million of business value. Financing the same amount over five years costs $1.68 million of interest.

The Estate Tax Is Due in Nine Months. The Estate Is the Business.

A family owes $7.6 million of estate tax nine months after the founder's death, with $1.5 million of cash and a $30 million manufacturer. Selling a stake under the deadline gives up $9.4 million of value. Financing costs $1.68 million.
Financing StrategyBorrower Advisory
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A single large figure of $6.3 million of borrowing capacity available against an owner-occupied manufacturing plant at a 70 percent loan to value, set against the $3.2 million depreciated book value the balance sheet carries and a $9.0 million market value.

You Own the Plant. You Have Never Borrowed Against It.

A manufacturer finances equipment and receivables while its largest asset sits untouched, carried at a depreciated book value that hides what it is worth. Two routes convert it to cash, and only one of them is a loan.
Financing StrategyBorrower Advisory
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