Our post-Thanksgiving Fraud Friday edition involves horse race betting, greed, and fraud. Christopher J. Woods, 53, has been sentenced to four years in federal prison for concealing the proceeds of a...
Read More →What the Banks and the S.B.A. Could Learn From Silicon Valley By Ami Kassar New York Times Last weekend, my family and I packed our car full of supplies and drove to a fire station in New Jersey to d...
Read More →November 21, 2012 So What Exactly does SBA mean by being a “Prudent Lender?” SBA Guaranty Fees By Karen McHugh “Lenders must be responsible to analyze each loan application in a comme...
Read More →Finally, a competent analysis of small business capital priorities. Should capital flow to sexy, hi-tech, green startups, or do we make sure we get capital to the less glamorous mom and pop Main Stre...
Read More →How the Treasury Offset Letter can Reduce SBA 7(a) Repairs and Denials A major takeaway from last week’s Coleman Fresno Servicing SBA Loan workshop is to get to know the Treasury due process letter...
Read More →Small banks are approving more small business loans than they reject for the first time since 2008 says the recent Biz2Credit Small Business Lending Index. Approvals under the SBA Advantage loan prog...
Read More →NADCO Names New President Sincere congratulations to IFA’s Beth Solomon on her appointment as NADCO’s new President and CEO! Beth is the International Franchise Association’s VP of Strategic I...
Read More →It’s the lie, not necessarily the act, that gets one nailed for bank fraud. That’s what happened to the former Chairman of Louisiana’s Central Progressive Bank, Richard Blossman Jr. He lied to t...
Read More →Best Practices: Not All Surveys are Created Equal: The ALTA Survey By: Amy R. Brownstein, Esq. Starfield & Smith, P.C. Amy R. Brownstein, Esquire My colleague, Kristen Dickey, previously touched ...
Read More →Alternative Lenders Sometimes the Only Option for Today’s Small Biz Owner Small businesses, still frustrated by banks’ tight lending policies more than three years after the Great Recess...
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