Posts Tagged Banks
Commercial Tips 3-3-10
Posted by Head Coach in Commercial Financing Tips on March 3, 2010
OK, I admit it. I’m an Olympics Junkie. As ashamed as I am to admit it, I even occasionally tuned in to the Curling competition. Not that I could understand the scoring in that most obscure of sports! All I knew was that it was the Olympics and I wanted to [...]
Managing Your Business’ Money, Step 4
Posted by Head Coach in Cash Flow, Management on July 13, 2009
8 Steps in Managing Your Business’ Money As I mentioned last week, knowing “your numbers” associated with your business gives you the power to plan in order to meet your goals. Last week, continuing the summary of Rich Sloan’s article on startup nation.com, we reviewed strategies for cutting your expenses. This week [...]
Who Will Fill The Gap?
Posted by Head Coach in Business Building, Commercial Financing Tips on December 8, 2008
As we close out 2008, I have noticed that the banks are lending less because they are not liquid. However, we face the rollover of Billions of dollars worth of commercial CMBS loans in early 2009. To whom will these owners turn for funding? I see three options at this time. First, the insurance companies, [...]
Liquidity Is Drying Up
Posted by Head Coach in Commercial Financing Tips, Lenders & Lending Issues on September 2, 2008
The lack of Wall Street securitization is now affecting the majority of commercial lenders. We are seeing many banks “tighten” underwriting standards to reduce the number of loan submissions. The regulators are doing their part to make banks reduce their exposure to commercial real estate. This is creating a thin capital market for the foreseeable [...]
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