A client reached out to us in a dire situation—his daycare center was nearly finished, about 90% complete, but he was on the brink of running out of cash. Without urgent funding, the entire project risked collapse, threatening to wipe out everything he had poured his time, money, and dreams into.
Read MoreAn Indian restaurant came to us feeling stuck and frustrated after months of waiting. Their mortgage agent, who was also a close friend, had promised to secure a business loan to cover leasehold improvements and the restaurant purchase. But after 10 long months of delays, broken promises, and no progress, the client was running out of time and patience.
Read MoreOur client, a highly profitable company with $23 million in annual revenue, thought securing a mortgage for an agricultural property in Milton would be simple. But just as the process began, their trusted banker was promoted and the new one had no grasp of their business model: leasing industrial land and subleasing it to trucking companies.
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