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"Great job! My deal/loan was being botched by another lender I had selected who didn't really care and was going to fall through because of their unprofessionalism.

. . . Dr. P. Harps, Business Buyer, Chiropractic Practice
 
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  2. Dr. P. Harps, Business Buyer, Chiropractic Practice
    "Great job! My deal/loan was being botched by another lender I had selected who didn't really care and was going to fall through because of their unprofessionalism.

    . . . Dr. P. Harps, Business Buyer, Chiropractic Practice
  3. Bob Jones, Business Buyer
    "I wanted to write a quick note and let you know how much I appreciate all your help in finding a lender for my business purchase. After being turned down by my first lender you were extremely helpful in coaching me to answer the questions appropriately. I knew that I had a good business opportunity, but I didn’t know how to present it properly and honestly don’t believe I would have found a lender without you. Thanks again for everything and most importantly getting me the loan for the business I purchased."

    . . . Bob Jones, Business Buyer
  4. Sam Mitchel
    "We just closed on our new business. Thanks for all your help and guidance throughout the loan process. Our first attempt at getting financing through a major lendor without your help was a disaster. We were denied funding and were beginning to think that our dream would not become reality. After coaching us on the application process, you connected us with the right lender which proved to be the key to successfully obtaining the money we needed. Thanks a million!"

    . . . Sam Mitchel
  5. D. Wilson, Business Buyer
    "TheCommercialloan place recently helped me secure a $1.2 million SBA loan for the purchase of this company. Without a doubt, they were instrumental in my successfully completing this transaction. You simplified and significantly reduced the time to complete the loan process. Without their constant assistance, I am certain I would still be stuck in the quagmire of the SBA loan process. They were professional, always available, and they always provided me with excellent and valuable advise and guidance. My contacing The Commercial loan place was the smartest thing I did when I decided to acquire this company. I would strongly recommend that they be the first call one makes when contemplating the purchase of a company."

    . . . D. Wilson, Business Buyer
  6. Michael A, Now Restaurant Owner
    "I want you to know how much I appreciate everything! You teamed me up with a niche lender that was willing to loan me the money I needed to buy my restaurant… I had tried everything - banks, C-loans, and many other lending services and NONE of them got me anything except closer to giving up. Because of the complexity of the deal it made everything that much more difficult, but you were there every step of the way and made getting the money that much easier. You didn’t waste my time, responded to my emails quickly, and worked closely with the lending institution until the deal was finalized - this deal would not have been completed without your services!"


    . . . Michael A, Now Restaurant Owner
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Understanding The Commercial Loan Market

Many different types of investors have made a lot of money in the commercial loan market over the last few years.  Investing in institutions that provide commercial loans has been profitable for many of these investors but they know that the recent upward trend in stock prices for companies that provide commercial loans may not last forever and there have already been signs that the commercial loan market is cooling.  As stock prices in the commercial loan market begin to fall, there are things that the average investor can look for to see if the current trends are going to continue or if the falling prices are a temporary anomaly.

 

One of the first things to look for when determining whether the commercial loan market will continue on its current trend is whether commercial lenders are continuing to make the same amount of commercial loans.  Recently, there has been some disturbing information in the commercial loan market indicating that some lending institutions are refraining from making as many commercial loans as in the past and are tightening lending standards for the companies that are obtaining the loans.  If the commercial loan companies are not authorizing loans as quickly as they were before, their stock prices may fall because they are not increasing their earnings from interest payments if they are not making new loans.

 

The current economic climate for the commercial loan market has tightened lending standards so much that obtaining the loans are out of the reach of many average business owners.  Some business owners are paying much higher interest rates for their short term commercial loans and are unable to obtain long term financing from any reputable lender.  Commercial loan interest rates have increased dramatically across the nation while the incomes of the businesses have remained steady or have even decreased because of a lack of demand for their products.  This is causing a large number of businesses to have a capital crisis, which is leading to layoffs as the company cannot make payroll and will eventually cause the businesses to declare bankruptcy as they run out of capital for their daily operations. 

 

Some of the effects of the crunch on commercial lending are being felt now, but the jury is still out on how long the contraction in credit will continue and what the overall effects on the economy will be.  It is difficult to predict when the current commercial loan market will bottom out and when the stock prices for the companies that provide commercial loans will rebound, but judging from history, an upswing will occur and the market will emerge stronger than ever.  It will take time to see where the commercial loan market will be going and how the current trends will affect the rest of the economy, but business owners are hoping that the credit crunch will end soon and they will be able to obtain new commercial loans at an attractive interest rate.