https://www.ksl.com/article/5684021/employees-with-tank-comp...

This group of pees will also help you avoid the sharks who just want to pitch you

I hope the process goes well, but let's not announce you're an amateur on a board full of sharks.

The stock account is tanking, you see no hope for it to return, and you want to preserve the remainder of the principal;3.

This young man is 25, if he plays his cards right and scales slow, by the time he is 40 he will be a millionaire many times over.You just have to be careful, there are sharks out there that are not scammers per se, but they are just very pitchy and slimy and are allergic to honesty. 

Its like big corporations that own multiple brands they are all separate entities. so he has one tanking and has one doing well and now wants to raise capital for the one that is doing well.

You are swimming with sharks... 

If it is/was an automotive repair business I'd be concerned about underground storage tanks, surface contamination, etc. 

Then, you decide whether to accept that risk and how to mitigate it.Their credit scores are in the tank.

Some people are into the education so not knocking anyone who is but sometimes people max out their finances and are left with nothing in the tank or bank to actually suceed.