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Originally Posted by will76
Especially someone who claims to have gone from a 1/3 owner of Nats to Mr. 100 million dollar acquisition(s) guy in the span of just 3 years. 3 years... maybe in the late 90s early 2000 someone could have done that if they started with several million and got very lucky and made several home run buys, but in 2007 if you go from zero to 100M in 3 years, it leads one to think that if it was even done at all, it was very likely done in a way that might get your ass in a lot of trouble sooner rather than later.
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Will, this is kind of embarrassing at this point, your just beating a dead horse and not even thinking about other options. Did Fabian ever come out and say "I paid 100 + million cash".
When you go and buy a house or a car, do you have to pay the full amount in cash?
This business is a positive cashflow business, I am sure he didnt use a bank to finance this, but I am sure as hell betting he could have with a good financial analysis of the company.
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if you are in the right circles, individual wealthy investors would be all over a company like this. If they are offered a % of the company or a good interest rate on the money loaned it would be no problem coming up with even 400 million dollars in a short time.
Just because you do not have 50,100, 200 million dollars to play with, does not mean others in the world do not, and I think you would be amazed at how many wealthy people have that sitting around looking to parlay it into even more.