The owner is selling a profitable funding intermediary business established in June 2009, which connects borrowers with lenders through legal and ethical channels within the financial sector. The decision to sell stems from the desire to shift focus to a new business venture, and the sale is structured as a three-day auction at a low price. The business requires minimal effort, with one person being able to manage the operations, working approximately 20 hours a week. It generates significant profits by providing shelf corporations and facilitating funding deals, earning up to $1,500 upfront for each transaction and a 10% commission on the backend. The business specializes in securing large PG and non-PG funding amounts for clients within short timeframes and helps clients acquire funding for aged shelf corporations. The offering includes no initial costs for the buyer, with operational expenses such as virtual office and hosting covered for the next six months. The business requires no prior industry knowledge and includes 60 days of support and training for the new owner. Additional assets include the existing websites and a registered corporation in good standing. Profits have been growing, surpassing $31,000 in March 2010, and are projected to continue increasing by 20% per month. The owner supports these claims with genuine financial records and offers buyers the opportunity to verify the earnings by reviewing the business’s financial accounts. The business relies heavily on client referrals and a private affiliate program rather than traditional advertising methods to maintain and grow its client base.