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Jun 6, 2009
Increase in Buyers Ready and Willing to Buy

Increase in Buyers Ready and Willing to Buy

Conversations today with Bank of America and Live Oak Bank confirm that there is a substantial increase in buyer demand for practices, however there are less practices being listed for sale.  Industry experts concur that much of the supply and..

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May 5, 2009
What the Bank ‘Stress Tests’ Tell Us About Commercial Real Estate

What the Bank ‘Stress Tests’ Tell Us About Commercial Real Estate

By Mark Heschmeyer If the current economic malaise brings down any of the largest banks in the country, commercial real estate likely WON’T be the culprit. Office, industrial and retail properties specifically are even less likely to bring down the..

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Apr 4, 2009
Startup stories: ‘How we got the cash’

Startup stories: ‘How we got the cash’

Cats and dogs: Recession proof Borrower: Will Draper Owner, The Village Vets Decatur, Ga.Lender: Live Oak Bank Lending volume: Live Oak sourced SBA loans for other banks until May 2008, when it received its charter to operate as an independent..

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Apr 4, 2009
VETERINARIAN FINANCING

VETERINARIAN FINANCING

Save the Earth and Your Time We’re saving the planet…one veterinary financing project after another.  Join us and you will retain another vital resource: your time.  Here at Veterinaryloans.com, we make the process simple, without all the piles of paperwork..

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Mar 3, 2009
THE BENEFITS OF SCREENED LENDERS

THE BENEFITS OF SCREENED LENDERS

Imagine the following common veterinary loan scenario.  Dr. “Z’ is searching the Internet for funding for veterinarians.  He’s looking to open a new practice, and is worried about securing the money he needs to fund the start-up.  He calls the..

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