I’m Greg Hill, owner of Revere Studios and we currently have a lender that would like to invest in our motion pictures and television properties through a 3:1 loan program that they offer. The lender requires us to raise 1/3 of what we’re borrowing from a third-party investor. The investor’s funds are deposited into an attorney’s escrow account here in the US for the duration of the loan and the investor receives 12% annually on their escrow deposit paid out each year monthly. In addition to receiving 12% annual interest, Revere Studios will pay the investor a one-time 15% interest rate on the total the investor deposits into escrow, and Revere will also give a 15% equity participation in the projects funded through the 3:1 loan program.
At no time is the investor’s money used to pay for any TV and film projects and at the end of the 3–4-year loan term, the investor receives their full principal deposit back regardless of if Revere’s projects are successful or not. Once the lender has proof of funds from a potential investor, they will begin communications with the investor followed by due diligence by both parties to ensure everyone is comfortable moving forward with next steps.
The minimum Revere can borrow under the 3:1 loan program is $30 million. Revere has 3 different project plans that an investor can consider. The least of these investments by a potential investor is $8.34 million deposit into attorney’s escrow account with a guaranteed ROI of $5.25 million if the loan goes for 4 years. The highest investment by a potential investor is $58.23 million with a guaranteed ROI of $36.69 million over a 4-year period if the loan goes for a full 4 years and the investor’s money stays in place for the 4 year duration.
This is a way to help indirectly fund television and motion pictures without investing money into productions. The investor’s money is NEVER used to fund TV and film but rather the lender will lend Revere Studios a non-recourse loan, separate and apart from the investor’s funds, to produce our ventures without the investor risking a single penny. The lender will explain in detail the program to a potential investor, but they need to be shown proof of funds prior to having any discussions. Proof of funds need to be a bank statement with the investor’s name and address on it along with the funds amount. All other information can be redacted such as account number, etc.
Please let me know if you would like to have a conversation with the lender and have proof of funds available to show. The $58.23 million is Revere’s target investment number. This will provide enough funding from the lender that Revere can produce a blockbuster film venture and a sports television series, both of which the investor would receive a 15% equity participation for being part of the 3:1 loan program and a one-time 15% interest paid to the investor within 5 business days of Revere receiving the first 3:1 loan program tranche.
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Thank you for your thoughtful consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Kind regards,
Greg
Greg Hill, President
Revere Studios
407-721-8803
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