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Harbor Reserve, Ltd. is a private investment company with a very large network of "registered investors" that creates, owns, and manages funds and other single-purpose organizations (referred to as "Harbor Project Companies" or "HPC's") to raise capital and invest in projects.
Harbor Reserve has a large network of independent investors who have registered with Harbor Reserve because they want to invest in good opportunities. This network is proprietary, worldwide, and the result of years of personal research, marketing, and contact by Jeffrey Easley, Esq. Harbor Reserve registered investors include wealthy individuals and families, trusts and foundations, funds, banks, companies, and other institutions. Many of these investors are not known or accessible by the general public and Harbor Reserve's registered investor network – currently valued at well over $1,000,000,000 – is continually expanding. In addition to its registered investors, Harbor Reserve has an exhaustive database of other, primarily institutional, investors.
Harbor Reserve has direct access to over a billion dollars through Harbor Reserve registered investors.
No. Harbor Reserve is a managing principal in all transactions.
Harbor Reserve is owned and managed by Jeffrey Easley – an attorney at law with over 20 years of experience who provides representation in the areas of domestic and overseas investment, private equity, venture capital, private finance, and litigation. For further information please visit www.JDELaw.com.
Any sponsor with a competitively-attractive and financially-sound real estate, business, technology, hotel, casino, energy, marine, mining, agriculture, or entertainment opportunity – in need of acquisition, development, or re-positioning equity capital or short-term debt financing – should consider submitting a Project Acceptance Application to Harbor Reserve. Projects will be considered from any country (subject to investment restrictions) and there is no minimum or maximum investment size.
After you submit a Project Acceptance Application, Harbor Reserve will provide a brief synopsis of your project to investors. You will receive a report from Harbor Reserve showing the number and type of investors who requested additional information about your project. The Harbor Reserve project acceptance decision will be based upon investor response.
Harbor Reserve will have to thoroughly evaluate the project, including through an on-site inspection, and prepare a presentation of the opportunity (the "preparation phase"); once the preparation phase is complete the HPC, by its manager, will contact potential investors (the "placement phase"). The allotted period to complete both phases is 45 days but may be extended by agreement of the parties. After that, the HPC and any other prospective investor(s) will conduct due diligence and this period will vary depending upon the nature and location of the project.
Harbor Reserve will have to thoroughly evaluate the project, including through an on-site inspection, and prepare a presentation of the opportunity (the "preparation phase"); once the preparation phase is complete the HPC, by its manager, will contact potential investors (the "placement phase"). The allotted period to complete both phases is 35 days but may be extended by agreement of the parties. After that, the HPC and any other prospective investor(s) will conduct due diligence and this period will vary depending upon the nature and location of the project.
No. The Harbor Project Company is a principal and will take an ownership or secured position in the project.
If you elect to proceed after receiving the investor interest report from Harbor Reserve, and if your project is accepted, there will be a project evaluation fee in the amount of $5,000 for projects located within the United States or $10,000 for projects located outside the United States (your $1,000 application deposit will be applied to the project evaluation fee). There may also be third-party due diligence and closing expenses itemized in a letter of intent or letter of conditional commitment once the investment has been placed; the HPC does not charge internally for due diligence and any closing expenses will be paid at closing.
No. Each Harbor Project Company and each project is unique and it is possible that the Harbor Project Company will not be able to raise the money necessary to make an investment or provide a loan.
No. Harbor Reserve's policy is to maintain absolute confidentiality with regard to investors, projects, companies it manages, and investments. When considering the rationale behind Harbor Reserve's confidentiality policy it is important to keep in mind that (a) there are no fees; (b) the up-front expense is minimal; (c) there is no requirement of exclusivity – you can pursue other funding options without penalty; (d) Harbor Reserve does not act as a broker and does not invest directly into projects; (e) there will be one Harbor Project Company responsible for your very specific project and this company will not have any investment history; and (f) the necessary capital is provided by one or more investors with varied investment experience.
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