Showing posts with label edward cambas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label edward cambas. Show all posts
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Renting vs Buying
Owning vs. Renting Homebuying 101
A First-Time Homebuyer is any U.S. citizen who has not purchased a primary residence in the past three years.
Tax benefits*
Everything in your new home is under warranty
New, quality construction and building standards
Brand new appliances and top-quality fixtures
Learn more about buying a new home, pre-qualifying for your mortgage and how to get a free credit consulation.
NO return on your investment
NO pride of ownership
NO tax benefits
NO warranties
NO stability
NO equity
And it will never be your own home.
Monday, July 30, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Adam Kauffman Case - Pro Defense
In the Kauffman case, the defense has a right to get a fair trial. The government does not have the right to cheat and use the power of the government to take away a person's freedom. It is time to dismiss the charges now.
Fair is fair and the Constitution is very clear. You cannot get it both ways.
Friday, May 18, 2012
A Closer Look at the JOBS Act - by Edward Cambas
The JOBS Act was signed into law by President Obama on April 5th, 2012. The House originally passed the Act, and then it was amended by the Senate on March 22, 2012. This Act makes changes to a lot of different laws to attempt to make it much easier to raise private capital. This applies to a lot of emerging companies that want private capital and they wish to stay private longer. In addition, it reduces the regulatory burdens on certain public companies that are new and allows them to raise the money on the internet.
If securities are held by 500 people or more issuers are required to register that class of securities with the SEC. This makes these securities extremely burdensome with regard to reporting obligations. They have to file very detailed quarterly and annual reports with the SEC.
With the passing of the Act, the threshold has now risen to 2,000 holders of record. One of the provisions is that no more than 499 of those investors qualify as an “accredited investor” under SEC rules. One of the positive aspects is that persons who purchase securities pursuant to crowdfunding are exempt. This will open the door for entrepreneurs to receive a new method of funding and this is something that is extremely positive for start-ups.
The enactment of the JOBS Act is effective immediately. The regulatory agency (SEC) is going to have to adopt rules and revise what they call “held of record”. The rulemaking for the SEC revisions should take place within the next 270 days. It passed Congress last week through a 73-26 Senate vote and a 380-41 House vote, including an amendment designed to protect crowdfund investors in order to make it easier for start-ups to access capital.
What this means for entrepreneurs:
1. More Control over the Timing of Going Public.
2. Less Impacted by Potential Reporting Requirements.
3. Potential Impact on Secondary Markets.
4. Eliminates the Prohibition Against General Solicitation and Advertising
5. Reach a Wider Pool of Investors
6. Lowers the Investors Wealth Requirements
7. Gives the Start-up a 5 Year Plan to Develop
“Simply, the JOBS Act will make funding more accessible for startups by allowing non-accredited investors to participate in the funding rounds, and this alone, I believe will be the main factor driving the increase in new companies being founded. And with new companies comes the need to hire staff. Without a doubt, this will help the current unemployment rate,” said Tanya Prive, founder of Rock The Post, a social networking platform for entrepreneurs to fund and swap resources.
Rory Eakin, founder of CircleUp, an equity-based crowdfunding platform focused on established high-growth consumer and retail companies, added: “Currently, less than one percent of U.S. small businesses receive Angel investments. By opening up restrictions around general solicitation and introducing crowdfunding…these investments create up to six jobs per investment.”
Companies like Indiegogo or Kickstarter were offering a way the companies could raise money from average person that did not meet the “accredited investor” criteria as defined by the SEC. The problem was that the persons contributing could not take a piece of the equity and benefit directly from profits and losses. The new law makes it much more enticing to the investors because they are allowed to participate and benefit in the upside of the company.
The new law that is enacted now allows for companies to use crowdfunding to seek out and find the actual investors. It can now raise up to $1,000,000 this way. Investors with a net worth less than $100,000 may now invest up to 5% of their yearly income or $2,000 whichever is higher. Wealthier individuals can invest up to 10% of their annual income.
The measure as it passed the House limits individual contributions to $10,000 or 10 percent of the investor’s annual income. The democrats in the House and Senate argued against the de-regulation and suggest that it is going to open the door to a wide variety of abuses and scandals. The republicans are in favor of relaxed regulations and they argue that we have to make it easier for start-ups to get their companies up and running. After all, small business is the engine that fuels growth and jobs in our economy.
The Capital Matchpoint founder and President, Ken Honeyman and Vice President, Dave Dambro have been watching the bill as it progressed through the House and the Senate. The Capital Matchpoint is a premier online destination “where business meets capital.” They have carefully crafted an online community where entrepreneurs can develop a profile which then has a sophisticated method of using the information to match them up with the investors in the network. The website has all types of resources including an entire library of helpful videos, free e-book download and more.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Luxurious Miami accommodation at the Trump International Beach Resort
Welcome to your home on Sunny Isles Beach in Miami. Lodging and accommodations at our Trump Miami Beach resort feature 390 guestrooms that are worlds apart from the ordinary.
The oversized accommodations at our Miami Beach resort are elegantly appointed with contemporary furnishings, luxurious bedding, marble baths and private balconies, these accommodations are the ultimate in oceanfront comfort. Choose a 1 or 2 bedroom suite and enjoy all the comforts of home including a separate living room and a fully equipped kitchen.
Contact Edward E. Cambas, a Lic. Real Estate Broker at 786-200-8817.
Buy & Sell Real Estate Services, Inc. an equal housing opportunity.
Welcome to your home on Sunny Isles Beach in Miami. Lodging and accommodations at our Trump Miami Beach resort feature 390 guestrooms that are worlds apart from the ordinary.
The oversized accommodations at our Miami Beach resort are elegantly appointed with contemporary furnishings, luxurious bedding, marble baths and private balconies, these accommodations are the ultimate in oceanfront comfort. Choose a 1 or 2 bedroom suite and enjoy all the comforts of home including a separate living room and a fully equipped kitchen.
Contact Edward E. Cambas, a Lic. Real Estate Broker at 786-200-8817.
Buy & Sell Real Estate Services, Inc. an equal housing opportunity.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Eddie Cambas is a preferred affilliate with Health Insurance online offers.
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