Yeah, and here's one place I sorta disagree with LF. I would think that with larger loans come better rates, so we could have better financing than Mako's. However, it's all about the risk as to what rate and loan terms you get. If DPDW is deemed less riskier than at the time of Mako, we should get better terms and rates. Since LF sees another big acq as more risk, he would be happy to see us get even our last terms and rates, preferably without stock for collateral. This is why accountants make good money. They are trying to show the lender we are less risky now than we were then, more established, with more revenue streams within our grasp. Hell, if I keep talking, some mainstreet bank may think it's a good loan at prime.
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