Well, I heard back from ...

[lionkingcmsl]

the hotel development company and it's not good news. :={

From the e-mail:

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Don,



Thank you for sending us a package on this project. I am sorry to say but at this time we would not be interested in pursuing this project. Best of luck with this.



Name Redacted

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So, I'm off to find another company or investors. I'm not giving up.

Comments

[hallan.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry to hear that. Did they at least say why?

[lowen-kind.livejournal.com]

That is the entire e-mail I got from them.

[hallan.livejournal.com]

Well, that bites. The least they could have done was given you a 'why'.

[(Anonymous)]

Don't give up. Remember, in this economic climate, the development companies might be less likely to invest at this time.

[quickcasey.livejournal.com]

Sorry wasn't signed in.

[quickcasey.livejournal.com]

Don't give up. Remember, in this economic climate, the development companies might be less likely to invest at this time.

[aj-hyena.livejournal.com]

I think it's that no one wants to wait X years for profit, and instead want it now now now now now, with a side order of yesterday. "Not immediately profitable? Thrash it, trash it, kill it with fire."

Keep trying. Someone will take their head out of their ass long enough to get you started :)

don't settle for that answer...

[mammallamadevil.livejournal.com]

ask them for more details and for your next investor pitch, maybe you can set up a personal presentation?

MLD

[u-t-tiger.livejournal.com]

Perhaps it's time to devote some of your attentions toward another structure?

[smrgol-t-kirin.livejournal.com]

I agree, perhaps a little closer to home?

[mooncat.livejournal.com]

Perhaps take a break from that project for now, work on more immediate concerns, pay off debts, work on the upcoming CMFM event etc before resuming such a large undertaking?

[carlfoxmarten]

If you're interested in getting the money yourself, you could try investing in commodities futures.

My dad has been watching videos from Ken Roberts about investing in commodities futures, a fairly simple procedure that leaves nothing out, unlike other investment strategies.