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		<title>Private Money in Private-Equity Group</title>
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Private money is still out there. There&#8217;s a group, First American Financial Management Co., in Charlotte looking for small banks. They recently bought Community Bank of Rowan last week for about $16 million.
So, if you have the right kind business opportunity you can find private investors interested in funding your business. 
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<p>Private money is still out there. There&#8217;s a group, First American Financial Management Co<strong>.</strong>, in Charlotte looking for small banks. They recently bought Community Bank of Rowan last week for about $16 million.</p>
<p>So, if you have the right kind business opportunity you can find private investors interested in funding your business. </p>
<p>Tony Plath, banking and finance professor at UNC Charlotte, said that private investors usually wait until the banks hit bottom before they invest. Right now private-equity groups are beginning to get into the banking community, and that&#8217;s an indication that the recession is reaching the bottom.</p>
<p>For more information see <a title="Charlotte private-equity groups on the hunt" href="http://charlotte.bizjournals.com/charlotte/stories/2009/07/27/story12.html?b=1248667200%5E1865760" target="_blank">Charlotte private-equity groups on the hunt for small banks</a>.</p>
<p>If you think that private money could help your business, then  <strong><em><a title="Access To Private Money" href="http://www.accesstoprivatemoney.com">Access to Private Money</a></em></strong> may be able to get you to funding you want.</p>
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