Posts Tagged Mortgage Backed Securities
Is a SBA 7(a) Loan Still a Wise Choice for Your High-Leverage Clients?
Posted by Head Coach in SBA 504 & 7a, Small Business on May 4, 2009
Last year’s commercial mortgage slowdown was reflected in the statistics for the U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA), which reported a year-over-year decline in approved loans of 29%. This surprisingly high reduction in loan volume was also noticeable in the 13% drop in the program’s combined loan value. In the current economy, should you consider [...]
Look for Lenders Locally
Posted by Head Coach in Commercial Financing Tips, Lenders & Lending Issues on October 13, 2008
Oddly enough, your local community lender may be ready to help in your financing efforts. As more and more national and regional lenders collapse and merge under the weight of toxic mortgage-backed securities, we are finding that smaller lenders did not participate in such investment folly. Consequently, “Anytown Bank” on Main Street may have funds [...]

Commercial Real Estate’s Status: $10MM is the New $100M, Part 2
Posted by Head Coach in Industry News, Lenders & Lending Issues on June 8, 2009
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