Fraud Friday – The Case of the Missing Cow Herd

July 19, 2013 By Bob Coleman Editor, Coleman Report Today’s fraudster comes from an unlikely fraud bucket – veterinarians. Small business loans to veterinarians perform much better than other loans. In fact one SBA lender started their business by only making loans to this industry. The Oklahoma vet received one year and a day in…

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Franchise Lending Increase Due To Transparency and Visibility

July 18, 2013 By Bob Coleman Editor, Coleman Report We spoke with David A. Nayor, Co-President and Chief Operating Officer of BoeFly, LLC and Michael Rozman, Co-President and Chief Strategy Officer of BoeFly, LLC about the Franchise Spotlight Conference in Irvine, CA. Bob Coleman: What did the lenders learn at this conference? Mike Rozman: I…

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The Dodd-Frank Boogeyman and Small Business Lending

July 16, 2013 By Bob Coleman Editor, Coleman Report Inc’s Kimberly Weisul has penned an article about the not so distant future elephant in the room – the impact of Dodd-Frank on small business lending. The problem is The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau does business differently than current bank regulators. Kimberly quotes Zion’s David Hemingway…

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CPR Report: SBA 7(a) Prepays Revisit 7%

July 15, 2013 By Bob Judge Editor, CPR Report In May, prepays returned to the 7% level, coming in exactly at that number last month. After a move into the 5-6% range in March and April, we have returned to the levels from the first two months of the year. As has been the case…

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Fraud Friday – No Jail Time in $1.7 Million SBA Loan Fraud

July 12, 2013 By Bob Coleman Editor, Coleman Report The owner of a North Carolina tire recycling plant convicted of four counts of loan fraud walked out of the courtroom a free man yesterday. Federal sentencing guidelines call for a prison term of 51 to 71 months and the prosecutors urged 30 months. “In 2010,…

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