Black Wall Street International Trust

Black Wall Street International Trust
Private and Public
Financed Real Estate Development
Procedures: Illinois
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BWS Development Corporation
BWS Contacts:
Charisse Randolph
V.P. Real Estate / Acquisitions
BWS International
[email protected]
800-718-7606 Ext. 808
De Von Bell
CFO of BWS Las Vegas
BWS International
[email protected]
800-718-7606 Ex.t 807
Black Wall Street International Financial Centers
Black Wall Street International is allocating over 90 million dollars to the construction of a
Financial Center in the major city of the state of Illinois (BWSI Mid West Region), and over
1.57 Billion dollars in over 15 other cities across the United States through the BWS
Development Corporation and GPCS along with BWS Las Vegas as the prototype.
Black Wall Street Financial Centers can be recognized as a thriving ‘urban center’ styled
area, with black businesses, industry, and culture. A one-three square mile section of the
city that has 45% or more businesses owned by African Americans.
Who are the major stakeholders involved in the project?
 Independent Black Business Owners
 Independent Black Owned Servicing Companies
 Black Homeowners and Renters living in around these centers
 Community Organizations & Leaders who are SOLVING the black plight
 Political leaders providing access
 Municipalities where they are located
USE THIS INTERACTIVE GUIDE TO HELP YOU SET YOUR ORGANIZATION UP.
(BE SURE TO CLICK THE APPROPIATE LINKS FOR ASSISTANCE)
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Organizing for Development:
Do you want to represent a City, County, or State as a BWS Sponsor or Affiliate and being
able to generate funds by signing up new BWS(Local Name)/Spiral Funding members? If
so, Contact BWSI Headquarters and sign-up by filling out an application for a BWS
Sponsorship or Affiliates, and designate your organization as a BWSI Sponsor for your
community by indicating a City, County, or State on your application. State Chapters will
be incorporated as a for-profit “BWS (State)”, with expanded local chapters being a
Chapter of their respective state organization. If the state chapter is not yet established,
your locality will be a chapter of BWSI with a pre-approved fiscal sponsorship from GPCS
our organizational partner, temporarily until the state is set up with the IRS.
Depending on the population size in the area that you choose, there will be a setup fee for
processing your territory, with the fee being payable upon getting started. If
arrangements are needed, a minimum can be submitted (TBD according to territory
population), with the remaining balance financed by BWS Development Corporation and
minimum payments coming from a portion of your spiral funding sign-up proceeds.
Included in the set-up cost is the documentation preparation for the filing of your official
entity (Articles of Corporation, Bylaws, Statement of Information, DBA’s) with local
authorities.
City Sponsorship
Small Size City
Small Medium Size City
Medium Size City
Large Size City
City Populations
>15,000
<1,500,000
>1,500,000 <2,500,000
>2,500,000 <6,000,000
>6,000,000
Geo-Size
SS401
SM401
MS401
LS401
Price for Affiliates
$4,500.00 Yr
$7,500.00 Yr
$18,000.00 Yr
$25,000.00 Yr
County Sponsorship
Small Size County
Small Medium Size Co.
Medium Size Co.
Large Size Co.
County Populations
>35,000
<2,500,000
>2,500,000 <4,500,000
>4,500,000 <8,000,000
>8,000,000
Geo-Size
SS501
SM501
MS501
LS501
Price for Affiliates
$6,500.00 Yr
$9,500.00 Yr
$20,000.00 Yr
$35,000.00 Yr
State Sponsorship
Small Size State
Small Medium Size State
Medium Size State
Large Size State
State Populations
>1,200,000 <3,500,000
>3,500,000 <12,500,000
>12,500,000 <25,000,000
>25,000,000
Geo-Size
SS601
SM601
MS601
LS601
Price for Affiliates
$14,500.00 Yr
$22,500.00 Yr
$31,000.00 Yr
$40,000.00 Yr
Average Minimum Deposits
BWS Intl. State Sponsorship/Company Setup Min Deposit: $300.00 + $250.00
BWS Intl. County Sponsorship/Company Setup Min Deposit: $150.00 + $250.00
BWS Intl. City Sponsorship/Company Setup Min Deposit: $150.00 + $250.00
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(Sponsorship)
(Sponsorship)
(Sponsorship)
BWS International will be filing a for profit, non-profit or DBA business (depending on the
desires of the founding local board member) with the local authorities in your designated
area with the cost for setting up such an entity covered by your set-up fees. In short BWS
International will not only be supplying your BWS local Chapter with capital and resources
to grow your financial business district, but we will also include support, advertising
material, and access to our financial network (domestically and internationally) for
ongoing financial support.
BWSI Policy and procedure Manual will go into more detail with regard to your post as a
BWS State/Local Chapter Sponsor, as well as that of Affiliates. Do you have the support
from the business owners in the potential district? Is there any opposition? Examine how
they will be participating in group economics, and how can all of the potential vendors
participate. These will be some of the preliminary questions that you will need to answer
as you strike out to recruit board members, and generally get things set up in your local
area.
You want to start with existing local businesses! Make them all FREE members, who can
then connect to whatever resource benefits they need (Spiral Funding, Legal Services,
Accounting Services, Payroll Services, etc.,), especially from our network partners.
Your local BWS will receive a percentage of the business activity coming from your local
area. Requesting that local members pay $75.00 to $125.00 to join the national scope of
BWS International is insane. More of our people will join if the membership is free. Then
allow that member to pick and choice which products they want to participate in. Instead
of collecting $1,400.00 from 20 people joining at $75.00 annually, you can collect
$76,000.00 by singing up 4500 people in your area for free and half of the new members
choice to connect to products again such as Spiral Funding, Capital Funding, Insurance,
Jobs for Sales, CNV, Mortgages, and more…
Documentation Filings:
BWS Development Corporation will assist members with this process of establishing the
proper entities/vesting for activities. Contact Black Wall Street International’s Sponsor
Services (800) 718-7606, as a registered Sponsor for submission of the necessary
incorporating documents.
Articles of Incorporation: Create Articles of Incorporation at the state level. BWSI can
provide document templates for you to customize, and if the budget exists there are also
services that can be employed to get this portion of the work done. Then simply modify
them if/as needed as your Business Districts needs grow and/or change.
Bylaws: Create official Bylaws. Feel free to utilize and customize the template provided
by BWSI, then simply modify these as well as your district needs grow.
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Set specifics of initial meeting with business owners:
Date, time, place
Identify Chairman, Secretary etc., candidates
Establish meeting format and agenda
Assign hospitality responsibilities including coffee/tea/sodas, name tags,
sign-in sheet.
Regular Meetings: New districts are required to meet at least twice per month to
establish a record of minutes, agendas and resolutions documentation. Evan possibly
make it a bit of a social event, radio or some from of advertising and all. Now, since this
is a ‘public entity’, you must remain multi-racially inclusive. Anyone in line with the mission
of our organization can be involved. They may or may not however, qualify for all
products, programs or benefits offered by our strategic partners, as they may be culturally
targeted partner offerings as some of them are private organizations.
Establish your Local leadership:
Summit forms BWS 4344 identifying your Local Participation (City, County, State)
Identify your Board Members, Executives, and Staff.
Identify the people to be involved:
City, county and/or state officials
Public and Private sector agencies
Community volunteers and other interested persons
After receiving your paperwork and acknowledged documents from the local authorities.
Obtain an EIN from the IRS by going online and at www.irs.gov and complete the online
application. (it’s free).
Once all this is done, establish bank accounts with as much as you can; minimum starting
deposits acceptable if necessary. The account should be for your BWS Business
Development use only. Roster of accounts should contain:
BWS
BWS
BWS
BWS
BWS
General Checking
Savings
Clearing Account
Payroll
Executive Expense Account
DEMARCATING A BLACK WALL STREET DISTRICT
See the City Building and Safety Department or City planning to assist in Demarcating the
physical area as Black Wall Street District.
Invitation to participate
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Identify what will influence the outcome of a project
What professional groups are interested in participating in BWS Centers? What local
issues will it help and/or solve? Do you have qualified people from the community
involved? Is the project stable enough to support the organization mission?
Building codes and Restrictions
Which decision makers can impact the project?
What can jeopardize the project?
Do you have the support of the political leaders?
Economics:
Is financial support for the project secure? If not be sure to apply with BWS International
for re-development funds for creating your local business district. In many cases your
organization can receive a grant from BWS Intl or GPCS (Global Peace Commerce
Solutions) for such funds.
Where on the Corporate Chart of productivity do your participation warrants?
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Know your local proposed plans for your community by review documents at your local
Building and Safety Department
Black Wall Street International
BUILDING FOR PERMITS FOR THE CITY OF CHICAGO
The Department of Buildings supports the safety and quality of life for the residents and visitors of
the City of Chicago through enforcement of the Chicago Building Code. The permitting and
inspection process promotes high quality design standards as well as the conservation, rehabilitation
and reuse of the City's existing buildings.
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Most Recent News (Buildings)
May 22, 2013Department of Buildings Encourages Residents to Use Porches Safely
Mar 22, 2013 Registered Energy Professional Training Classes in May 22, 2013
What We Do in Chicago
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Easy Permit Process Program
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Green Permits
Inspections
Office of Underground Coordination (OUC) Geotech
Sewers
Standard Plan Review
Trade Licensing & General Contractor
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A Guide to Getting Started: A Permit Overview
An Overview of the Self-Certification Program
Building Board of Appeals Information
Building Code Scofflaws
Certified Plan Corrections Information
View all Supporting Information
City Data
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Building Permits
FOIA Request Log - Buildings
Vacant and Abandoned Buildings Service Requests
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Buildings E-Permits
Use the link below to login for any of the the following:
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Online Intake
Appointment Scheduling
Creating a Permit Application
Supporting Information
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Developer Services FAQ's
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Building Permit Status
Building Violation Service Request
Building Violations
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Contractors Who Have Made False Claims
Currently Registered Lobbyists
Easy Building Permit Applications
Elevator
Forthcoming Public Art Projects
Graffiti Removal Service Request
HomeMod - My Application status
Licensed Electrical Contractor
Licensed Mason Contractor
Licensed Plumbing Contractors
Liquor Moratorium / Vote Dry Area
Parking, Red Light, or Speed Ticket(s)
Permit for Business ID and Advertising Signs
Restaurant License Inspection
Rodent Baiting Service Request
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Sanitation Code Violation Service Request
Service Request for Street Light Out
Street Closures
Taxpayer Registration (Business)
Tree Debris Service Request
Vacant Property
Voter Status
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Business License Renewal
Business Taxes
CTA Transit Customer Fare Cards
Calculate the Cost of a Permit
City of Chicago Photography
Liquid Waste Fee
Parking, Red Light, or Speed Ticket(s)
Permits (Easy, Electrical, Sign)
Public Vehicle Advertising
Surplus, Vehicles, Auctions
Vehicle and Residential Permit Parking Stickers
View Automated Speed Enforcement Video
Water Bill
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Black Wall Street International
Building and Safety Springfield, IL
Michael L. Ashenfelter
To contact us at our New Location:
Section Chief/ Electrical Inspector
217-535-3145 ext. 3732
Sangamon County Building Safety Section
2833 South Grand Avenue East
Springfield, IL 62703
Inspection Line:
217-535-3145 ext. 3724
Fax Line:
217-747-5103
[email protected]
Leonard LeVeque
Building Inspector
217-535-3145 ext. 3730
[email protected]
Michael Smith
Plumbing/ Mechanical Inspector
217-535-3145 ext. 3733
[email protected]
HOURS: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Jeanne Melton
Building Safety Clerk
217-535-3145 ext. 3724
[email protected]
PERMITS (in .PDF format)
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Application for change of Occupancy Certificate
Building
Electrical
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Mechanical
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Wind Energy Conversion
Permits are required for the following types of work:
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All new construction on structures over 120 sq.ft. residential and commercial
All remodels and additions to existing structures residential and commercial
The demolition of structures both residential and commercial
All electrical wiring where new wire is installed
The removal and installation of heating and air conditioning equipment
Roofing– reroof and tear offs
Swimming pools above ground and in-ground and, hot tubs
Wind generators, and Photo voltaic systems
Telecommunication towers
Signs
A change of occupancy permit is needed when the use of the occupied structure changes
Completed inspections and a Certificate of Occupancy is required before occupancy can be granted
Pursuant to Illinois Compiled Statutes commercial projects require a set of signed and sealed
drawings from an Illinois Licensed Design Professional.
Pursuant to Illinois Compiled Statutes commercial plans must be submitted according to the Illinois
Architectural Practice Act of 1989, the Illinois Professional Land Surveyors Act of 1989, the Illinois
Professional Engineering Practice Act of 1989, and the Illinois Structural Engineering Licensing Act of
1989.
Residential plans must include floor, roof, and foundation drawings.
THE SANGAMON COUNTY BUILDING SAFETY SECTION CURRENTLY ENFORCES THE
FOLLOWING SANGAMON COUNTY CODES:
2006 International Building Code
2006 International Residential Code
2006 International Fire Code
2006 International Fuel Gas Code
2006 International Mechanical Code
2006 International Property Maintenance Code
2009 International Energy Code
2005 National Electrical Code
2004 Illinois Plumbing Code
Current edition of the Illinois Accessibility Code
Sangamon County Erosion Control
General Information
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Notice regarding residential plumbing work
Building Codes and Energy Links
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www.energycodes.gov
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www.safeelectricity.org
www.iecouncil.org
Consumer Product Safety
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Meeting Schedules:
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Building Code Board of Appeals
RELATED LINKS
Sangamon County Public Health Main Website
Sangamon County Zoning Department
Sangamon County Regional Planning
US Department of Energy Website tools for
determing Energy Code Compliance, and education
on Energy Codes for your home or business
Access to the International Code Library of Codes
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ONLINE REAL ESTATE SEARCH ENGINES
Next go to software such as www.loopnet.com and search for available building that could help with your
development needs.
Search listings, research properties, and list availabilities with LoopNet, the most comprehensive resource for
commercial real estate online.
Quick stats
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800K listings for sale and lease
$425 billion in property for sale
6.3 billion square feet for lease
25 million+ property records
1.6 million sales comps
5 million monthly unique visitors
LoopNet, Inc. is the #1 commercial real estate service online, with more site traffic, more members, and more
geographic coverage than any other company. More details
Corporate history
LoopNet's expanded Property Facts database contains over 25 million records
LoopNet surpasses 5 million registered members
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LoopNet and PropertyFirst merge to create the web's largest CRE marketplace
LoopNet goes public on the NASDAQ
LoopNet founded with a vision for connecting brokers and investors nationwide
LoopNet launches the first mobile search app for CRE
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LoopNet hits one million registrants
LoopNet partners with its first strategic client to offer listings online
So its pretty present that this service is a industry leader when it comes to commercial Real Estate.
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Then check for New Market Tax Credit Programs in the state of Illinois
New Markets Tax Credits in Chicago
Revs. December 10, 2009
Overview
The New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) program began in 2001 as a federal initiative to generate employment and other
benefits for residents of low-income communities. The program provides income tax credits to financial institutions in
exchange for investment in a Community Development Entity (CDE). The CDE uses these funds to provide low interest rate
loans (2-2.5 percentage points below market), high loan-to-value ratios (as high as 95% of development costs), and the
potential for partial debt forgiveness to businesses or real estate projects in qualifying areas.
To date, CDEs serving Illinois have been granted a total of 58 NMTC allocations totaling $3.6 billion, or an average
allocation of $62 million per CDE. From 2004-2007, more than 80% of projects using New Markets Tax Credits financing in
Illinois were located in Chicago.
How it works:
The NMTC program involves a series of credits and
investment flows:
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Banks, nonprofits, private equity firms, state finance
agencies, etc. apply for Community Development Entity (CDE)
qualification and tax credit allocation.
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CDEs are awarded tax credits through a competitive
application process.
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Investors provide equity to a CDE in return for a 39% income
tax credit spanning 7 years.
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CDEs use the investor equity to provide financing (lowinterest or forgivable loans and/or equity) to projects in low
income communities.
NMTC Allocations and Project Highlights
In 2009, 13 allocations were made to CDEs serving the
Illinois market, including the Chicago Development Fund (CDF), a CDE established by the City of Chicago in 2005. This fall
Tim Geithner announced an additional $55 million allocation for the CDF. World Business Chicago works closely with the
CDF to provide businesses with New Market Tax Credit assistance to expand or locate operations in Chicago. The CDF
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targets industrial projects, grocery-anchored developments in “food desert” areas, and community or cultural facilities.
Chicago Development Fund Project Highlights
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Imperial Zinc – after a fire destroyed Imperial Zinc’s main production facility in the historic Pullman neighborhood, the CDF
provided $6 million in NMTC financing to help build a new 80,000 square foot plant.
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Gary Comer College Prep – through $21.5 million in New Markets Tax Credits, the CDF is assisting Gary Comer College Prep
to expand into a new 45,000 square foot school facility adjacent to the Gary Comer Youth Center with 25 classrooms, four
science labs, and a computer lab. Construction on the new facility is anticipated to finish in August 2010.
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Community Career Training & Economic Development Center – the CDF provided $9.3 million in NMTC financing for The
Greater West Town Community Career Training & Economic Development Center, a job training and placement center for
unemployed and underemployed individuals. Construction on the facility began in September 2009 and is projected to be
completed by July 2010.
Several aspects of NMTC allocations to CDE’s serving Illinois are summarized in the following chart: NMTC-financed
activities in Chicago ($10k, 2004-2007), allocation to CDEs serving IL ($ millions), and % of total US allocations.
How to Explore NMTC Further
Businesses interested in pursuing NMTC financing should contact World Business Chicago. In addition, an application
including eligibility requirements can be found on the City of Chicago’s website.
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Office Use Only:
BLACK WALLSTREET
International
Account No. ________________
Trading Floor: _______________
Approval Code: ______________
SPONSORSHIP APPLICATION
General Information:
Legal Name of Business: _____________________________________________________
Trade Name:_______________________________________________________________
Federal ID #: __________________________Kemetic Tradex Account #:_______________
Applicant Personal Promo Code# _______________________________________________
Office Address:
________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________ State: ________________ Zip: ______________________
Mailing Address:
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________ State: ________________ Zip: ______________________
Phone #: ___________________ Fax #: ________________ Other #: ___________________
Date Established: ________________________________________
Company Structure:
o Corporation Year: _____ State: ________________
o Partnership
o Proprietorship
o Other (Explain):
_________________________________________________________________
Has there been a change of owners in the past year?
Yes No
If yes, explain:
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
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Office Use Only:
BLACK WALLSTREET
International
Account No. ________________
Trading Floor: _______________
Approval Code: ______________
Has the Company ever changed its name?
Yes [ ] No [ ]
If yes, explain:
_________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
Brief description of the business or primary product:
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________ See Business Plan [ ]
Individual Information #1
All Officers, Directors, Partners, and Principals please complete the following information:
Full Name:
____________________________________________________________________________
First: __________________________ Middle: ________________ Last:
______________________
Home Address:
________________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________ State: ________________ Zip: ______________________
Phone #: ___________________ Fax #: ________________ Other #: ___________________
Social Security #: ________________________________________
Driver License #: ____________________ State: _________ Expiration Date: ____________
Date of Birth: ________________________ Percentage Ownership:
__________________________
Title: _______________________________ Email Address:
________________________________
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Office Use Only:
BLACK WALLSTREET
International
Account No. ________________
Trading Floor: _______________
Approval Code: ______________
Individual Information Cont.
All Officers, Directors, Partners, and Principals please complete the following information:
Full Name:
____________________________________________________________________________
First: __________________________ Middle: ________________ Last:
______________________
Home Address:
________________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________ State: ________________ Zip: ______________________
Phone #: ___________________ Fax #: ________________ Other #: ___________________
Social Security #: ________________________________________
Drivers License #: ____________________ State: _________ Expiration Date: ____________
Date of Birth: _________________________________________________________________
Percentage Ownership: _________________________________________________________
Title: ________________________________________________________________________
Email Address: _______________________________________________________________
Affiliate Geographic Location:
Affiliate Geo-Location Desired:______________________________
GEO Size: ____________ (i.e.SM401)
Total Amount of Affiliates Fee: ______________________ Minimum Down Payment [ ] yes
If minimum Down Payment Option is processed. Our office will send you the link to process your
payment along with the contract.
I am aware that by being an Affiliate to Black Wall Street International does not exempt my
organization from being funded by Spiral Funding.
I am aware that I am eligible to resubmit my application for funding with additional rounds of
funding incase I do not receive funding approval in current submission (______) initials
I am aware that Black Wall Street International compensate my organization once a month at the
beginning of each month with the prorate percentage of my Geo-Locations performance (______)
initials
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Office Use Only:
BLACK WALLSTREET
International
Account No. ________________
Trading Floor: _______________
Approval Code: ______________
OREGON NOTICE: Under Oregon law, most agreements, promises and commitments made by lender after October 3, 1989, concerning loans and other
credit extensions which are not for personal, family or household purposes or secured solely by the borrower’s residence must be in writing, express
consideration and be signed by the lender to be enforceable. Each applicant hereby acknowledges receipt of a copy of this app lication.
WISCONSIN NOTICE TO MARRIED APPLICANTS: No provision of any marital property agreement, unilateral statement under section 766.59, Wis.
Stats., or court decree under section 766.70, Wis. Stats., adversely affects the interest of the creditor unless the creditor , prior to the time the credit is
granted or an open-end credit plan is entered into, is furnished a copy of the agreement, statement or decree or has actual knowledge of the adverse
provision.
WISCONSIN RESIDENTS INSTRUCTIONS FOR INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED: If married applicants are applying for joint credit, include all assets
and all liabilities of both spouses. Both spouses must sign this statement. If a married applicant is applying for separate c redit or for joint credit with
someone other than his or her spouse, include all marital property and all individual property of the applicant spouse. A married applicant
must in every case identify the liabilities of both spouses.
AUTHORIZATION: Each Business Applicant and each person or entity signing this Application or an Application Addendum Form (“Signer”) certifies that
all information provided by the Business Applicant and the Signer is true and complete and authorizes Myriad Services Financial t o 1) obtain credit and
employment information about the Business Applicant and Signer; 2) obtain credit reports and make any inquir ies Myriad Services Financial considers
appropriate in connection with this application or review of this loan account from time to time; 3) make Myriad Services Fin ancials experience with this loan
account and information about this application available to credit bureaus, other Signers or other persons who
have or expect to have financial dealings with the Business Applicant and the Signer; 4) share collection information with Signer’s other creditors; and 5)
disclose account information as required by law. Each Signer acknowledges that additional information may be required in order to make a final credit
decision. Business Applicant also acknowledges receipt of the Equal Credit Disclosures provided with this application.
REQUIRED SIGNERS: All Signers must also be duly authorized to sign on behalf of applicant.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: EACH SIGNER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT MYRIAD SERVICES FINANCIAL MAY RELY ON THE STATEMENTS AND
INFORMATION SET FORTH IN THIS APPLICATION AND THAT SUCH STATEMENTS AND INFORMATION MAY BE INCORPORATED BY
REFERENCE IN ANY AGREEMENT ANY OF THE UNDERSIGNED MAY ENTER INTO WITH MYRIAD SERVICES FINANCIAL. EACH OF THE
UNDERSIGNED HEREBY AGREES TO NOTIFY MYRIAD SERVICES FINANCIAL PROMPTLY OF ANY CHANGE IN ANY SUCH STATEMENT OR
INFORMATION. EACH SIGNER HAS READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE TERMS OF THIS APPLICATION, INCLUDING ANY ADDENDUM, AND
REPRESENTS AND WARRANTS THAT THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS TRUE AND CORRECT.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT PROCEDURES FOR OPENING A NEW ACCOUNT: To help the government fight the funding of terrorism and
money laundering activities, Federal law requires all financial institutions to obtain, verify, and record information that identifies each person who opens an
account. What this means for you: When you open an account, we will ask for your name, address, date of birth and other information that will allow us to
identify you. We may also ask to see your driver’s license or other identifying documents.
X _____________________________________
Authorized Signature Print Name Title
______________________
Date
X_____________________________________
Authorized Signature Print Name Title
______________________
Date
Signature of Guarantors : (Each Shareholder, Partner, or Member owning 25 percent or more interest in the Business Applicant, sign below.)
For married Wisconsin residents: I understand the lender may be required by law to give notice of any credit transaction to my spouse. The credit applied
for, if granted, will be incurred in the interest of my marriage or family.
X _____________________________________
Authorized Signature Print Name Title
______________________
Date
X_____________________________________
Authorized Signature Print Name Title
______________________
Date
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Black Wall Street International
Contacts
Main Office
Black Wall Street International
10161 Park Run Dr. #150
Las Vegas, NV 89145
800-718-7607
Customer Services
Black Wall Street International
10161 Park Run Dr. #150
Las Vegas, NV 89145
800-718-7607 Ext. 803
Media Relations
Black Wall Street International
10161 Park Run Dr. #150
Las Vegas, NV 89145
800-718-7607 Ext. 801
Spiral Funding Unit
Black Wall Street International
10161 Park Run Dr. #150
Las Vegas, NV 89145
800-718-7607 Ext 800
Capital Funding Unit
Black Wall Street International
10161 Park Run Dr. #150
Las Vegas, NV 89145
800-718-7607 Ext. 807
IT Department 809
Black Wall Street International
10161 Park Run Dr. #150
Las Vegas, NV 89145
800-718-7607 Ext 809
Black Wall Street International
www.BWSIntl.com
Black Wall Street 2.0
www.Blackwallstreet2.com
Spiral Funding
www.Spiralfunding.com
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