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Documentation Needed:
Domestic Programs
Overseas Programs
Project Assistance
"Minimum" Documentation:
{Note: The information listed in this section is the minimum Documentation required to have any
project considered for any of our programs. A Loan Application will be sent after we have
had at least one (1) conversation with the Principal of the project to determine what type of
project is to be considered, whether the project might qualify for consideration, and to
determine the desire, and willingness, of all parties involved to move forward with the
transaction. (Authorized Brokers/Agents will be protected; however NDA's will only be
signed with the Principal(s) of a project.}
____ Loan Application: Our summary form containing the relevant Contact and identifying
information of the Principal and the type of project to be considered for financing.
(Delivered after having at least one (1) call with the Principal(s) of the project.)
____ Executive Summary: An Executive level statement that summarizes the key points of the
project, and gives a clear understanding of why the project should be considered for funding.
(This document should be included within a well written Business Plan.)
____ Business Plan: A detailed Business Plan will be required that has:
a) an Executive Summary (See above)
b) a clearly defined Business purpose,
c) a set of Business Objectives to achieve or attain,
d) a well thought out plan for accomplishing those Objectives, that includes valid reasons
why the Principal(s) believe the stated objectives are both achievable, and attainable, upon
the creation of the project or facility, and,
e) detailed reasoning for an “Exit strategy” that shows how the loan or investment will be
recovered through the sales and/or operations of the project or facility.
____ Financials/Pro Forma: A detailed Financial forecast of all Revenues and Expenses for the
project or Facility for at least 5 years. (Preferably, Monthly breakdowns for the first year,
and Quarterly thereafter.) Should coincide with the Numerical forecasts and the reasoning of
the Exit strategy detailed in the Business Plan.
____ Evidence that the Project has a Qualified Contractor: Initially, the Project Principal or
entity will need to provide a letter from a qualified Contractor, (preferably an "EPC"
Contractor), stating that their services have been secured, or will be secured, upon the receipt
of financing. The letter must confirm that the Contractor that has the knowledge, skills, and
proven background necessary to construct and/or assemble the project. The Contractor
chosen must have the ability to be able to secure a "Performance Bond" from an
acceptable Insurance entity that guarantees their work during the construction period to
ensure that they will fully construct and/or complete the aspect of the project they were hired
to perform, and to help ensure that the project will be constructed "as advertised".
____ Evidence of Permits: Initially, a letter from an appropriate Permitting Authority(ies), or from
the Project Principal(s) themselves, that states that all necessary Permits have been accounted
for, and can be, and will be, issued upon the confirmation or receipt of financing. Permits do
not have to be "in hand" however, evidence must be shown that they can be obtained, and
have at least been applied for.
____ Evidence of Insurance: Initially, a letter from an acceptable, appropriately rated Insurance
carrier that states that all necessary forms of Insurance required to protect the project and the
investment against any type of calamity or event that may prevent the project from operating
to meet its' financial and/or production obligations, are either in place, or can be obtained,
upon the confirmation of financing.
Preferred Additional Documentation:
____ Evidence of Contracts or Committment: Contracts and/or “Off-Take” agreements from
qualified entities to Lease the site, or to guarantee to purchase the Power, Product(s) or
Services that the project produces in quantities sufficient enough to sustain operational
expenses. Initially, a Letter of Intent from a qualified entity that confirms that a Contract
(s) currently exists, or is in process "subject to" the confirmation of Financing for the
project, to either Lease the site, or purchase the product or service that the site has
been designed to provide in sufficient quantities to sustain operations. "Letters of
Interest" are generally not acceptable. “Intake” agreements for "feedstock" or "Tipping
Fees" that will produce Income to the project will also be considered and/or required.
For more information about our programs, Click on one of the links below:
Domestic Programs
Overseas Programs
If you require more information, or need guidance on how to properly assemble a Package for Funding consideration, please feel free to Contact Us
©HumaniLend, LLC 2011 - All Rights Reserved Legal Disclaimer
{Note: The information listed in this section is the minimum Documentation required to have any
project considered for any of our programs. A Loan Application will be sent after we have
had at least one (1) conversation with the Principal of the project to determine what type of
project is to be considered, whether the project might qualify for consideration, and to
determine the desire, and willingness, of all parties involved to move forward with the
transaction. (Authorized Brokers/Agents will be protected; however NDA's will only be
signed with the Principal(s) of a project.}
____ Loan Application: Our summary form containing the relevant Contact and identifying
information of the Principal and the type of project to be considered for financing.
(Delivered after having at least one (1) call with the Principal(s) of the project.)
____ Executive Summary: An Executive level statement that summarizes the key points of the
project, and gives a clear understanding of why the project should be considered for funding.
(This document should be included within a well written Business Plan.)
____ Business Plan: A detailed Business Plan will be required that has:
a) an Executive Summary (See above)
b) a clearly defined Business purpose,
c) a set of Business Objectives to achieve or attain,
d) a well thought out plan for accomplishing those Objectives, that includes valid reasons
why the Principal(s) believe the stated objectives are both achievable, and attainable, upon
the creation of the project or facility, and,
e) detailed reasoning for an “Exit strategy” that shows how the loan or investment will be
recovered through the sales and/or operations of the project or facility.
____ Financials/Pro Forma: A detailed Financial forecast of all Revenues and Expenses for the
project or Facility for at least 5 years. (Preferably, Monthly breakdowns for the first year,
and Quarterly thereafter.) Should coincide with the Numerical forecasts and the reasoning of
the Exit strategy detailed in the Business Plan.
____ Evidence that the Project has a Qualified Contractor: Initially, the Project Principal or
entity will need to provide a letter from a qualified Contractor, (preferably an "EPC"
Contractor), stating that their services have been secured, or will be secured, upon the receipt
of financing. The letter must confirm that the Contractor that has the knowledge, skills, and
proven background necessary to construct and/or assemble the project. The Contractor
chosen must have the ability to be able to secure a "Performance Bond" from an
acceptable Insurance entity that guarantees their work during the construction period to
ensure that they will fully construct and/or complete the aspect of the project they were hired
to perform, and to help ensure that the project will be constructed "as advertised".
____ Evidence of Permits: Initially, a letter from an appropriate Permitting Authority(ies), or from
the Project Principal(s) themselves, that states that all necessary Permits have been accounted
for, and can be, and will be, issued upon the confirmation or receipt of financing. Permits do
not have to be "in hand" however, evidence must be shown that they can be obtained, and
have at least been applied for.
____ Evidence of Insurance: Initially, a letter from an acceptable, appropriately rated Insurance
carrier that states that all necessary forms of Insurance required to protect the project and the
investment against any type of calamity or event that may prevent the project from operating
to meet its' financial and/or production obligations, are either in place, or can be obtained,
upon the confirmation of financing.
Preferred Additional Documentation:
____ Evidence of Contracts or Committment: Contracts and/or “Off-Take” agreements from
qualified entities to Lease the site, or to guarantee to purchase the Power, Product(s) or
Services that the project produces in quantities sufficient enough to sustain operational
expenses. Initially, a Letter of Intent from a qualified entity that confirms that a Contract
(s) currently exists, or is in process "subject to" the confirmation of Financing for the
project, to either Lease the site, or purchase the product or service that the site has
been designed to provide in sufficient quantities to sustain operations. "Letters of
Interest" are generally not acceptable. “Intake” agreements for "feedstock" or "Tipping
Fees" that will produce Income to the project will also be considered and/or required.
For more information about our programs, Click on one of the links below:
Domestic Programs
Overseas Programs
If you require more information, or need guidance on how to properly assemble a Package for Funding consideration, please feel free to Contact Us
©HumaniLend, LLC 2011 - All Rights Reserved Legal Disclaimer
Energy & Industry Sectors We Consider:
Waste-to-Energy
Waste Destruction
Hydro-Power
Waste-to-Energy
Waste Destruction
Hydro-Power
Bio-Mass
Bio-Fuels
Solar
Wind
"Operating" In-Ground
Bio-Fuels
Solar
Wind
"Operating" In-Ground
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Other projects Considered:
- Investment Grade Leasing
- Equipment Leasing
- Municipal Infrastructure
- Manufacturing (Contract)
- Acquisitions:
(of "Operating" Energy or Income-producing sites.)
Other projects Considered:
- Investment Grade Leasing
- Equipment Leasing
- Municipal Infrastructure
- Manufacturing (Contract)
- Acquisitions:
(of "Operating" Energy or Income-producing sites.)