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Looking for appraisals and feedback on the value of LoanRangers.com
 
A very strong brandable - low xx,xxx in my humble opinion. Singular would be moderately better but long since registered, but also for sale. To realise the value, you'd have to pump dough into it though.
 
Dale Hubbard, thanks for the appraisal and the positive feedback.
 
Being a lone ranger myself, I like it, very clever, brandable financial name. Imho, I think you would need exceptionally strong negotiating skills and a very motivated buyer to attain $xx,xxx. Hard to put a $ value on a brandable domain so I won't try. Cool .com though!
 
nicedomains, thanks for the feedback. I agree with your post about finding the right motivated buyer. For that reason I would probably accept lesss than $xx,xxx and more likely low to mid $x,xxx.
 
Don't forget LawnRangers.com :D
 
I had a diversified cash flow business in the late 90s and early 2000s, and a big player at that time was the Loan Arranger. Looks like he's still around with others now under the same name and in the news. Anyway, I think the name is pretty brandable although as stated above, I'd be careful if you develop. Personally, I'd approach those with similar names and try to sell it to them. Good luck with it!
 
I had a diversified cash flow business in the late 90s and early 2000s, and a big player at that time was the Loan Arranger. Looks like he's still around with others now under the same name and in the news. Anyway, I think the name is pretty brandable although as stated above, I'd be careful if you develop. Personally, I'd approach those with similar names and try to sell it to them. Good luck with it!



"be careful if you develop. personally i'd approach those with similar names and try to sell it to them".


that's sounds like confusing advice to me
 
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