Fraud Friday — 12 Years in Jail for Sports Memorabilia Fraudster

December 29, 2017 By Bob Coleman Editor, Fraud Friday Fraud Friday — 12 Years in Jail for Sports Memorabilia Fraudster Years of charismatic lying to get people, and banks, to part with their money and give it to him finally caught up with 44-year old John Rogers in a Chicago courtroom last week. The judge…

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Fraud Friday — Mark Feathers Guilty of Fraud

December 22, 2017 By Bob Coleman Editor, Fraud Friday Fraud Friday — Mark Feathers Guilty of Fraud The former owner of one of the 14 non-bank SBA lending licenses pled guilty to one count of mail fraud on Wednesday. The remaining 28 counts of fraud are dismissed by the Feds. Sentencing is scheduled for March…

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C-Suite Wednesday — The New Tax Bill is Good for Main Street!

December 20, 2017 C-Suite Wednesday — The New Tax Bill is Good for Main Street! By Bob Coleman Editor, C-Suite Wednesday You all know about the bill; here are seven bullet points I’ve culled to help you understand how this affects Main Street, and your small business loan portfolio: 1) The small business 20% deduction…

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Main Street Monday — NEW Video Coleman Report Update for December 17, 2017!

December 18, 2017 Main Street Monday — NEW Video Coleman Report Update for December 18, 2017! Check out our revamped vlog. This week’s December 18, 2017 stories for Main Street Lenders: Congressman Sanford Bishop talks about USDA b&i lending. SBA Inspector General Claws Back $5 Million from Lenders The 8 Components of SBA Loan Workout…

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Fraud Friday — Borrower Pleads Guilty to $1.7 Million Fraud

December 15, 2017 By Bob Coleman Editor, Fraud Friday Fraud Friday — Borrower Pleads Guilty to $1.7 Million Fraud A Missouri small businessman sold his business for $2 million. United Community Bank loaned the buyers$1.7 million. The problem is Todd Rood, 46, falsified the financials. He claimed profits of over $500,000. Writes the Western District…

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