Blogs
What’s Keeping You Up at Night?
“He had access to a line of credit, but he wasn’t using it. Instead. he was managing everything with operating cash. In other words, he was torturing himself unnecessarily.”
When Your Business Is Fine, but the World Isn’t
“So do you pull back, get conservative, and try to protect yourself in case things go bad? Or do you keep going, maybe even lean in, and operate as if things will work out?”
EIDL Loans Are Moving Quietly into Collections
“Imagine that: They couldn’t keep up with a 30-year loan, and now they’re expected to repay everything plus penalties in just three years.”
The SBA Is Guaranteeing Far Fewer Loans
“Small SBA loans have always been less profitable for banks. A $100,000 loan often requires nearly the same underwriting, compliance work, and servicing as a $1 million loan but generates far less revenue.”
When SBA Lending Tightens, Alternative Capital Surges
“This is not an argument against short-term capital. It fills real gaps. It moves when banks cannot. I often funds businesses that otherwise would receive nothing.”
When a Partnership Starts to Strain
“The founders who navigate partnership strain most effectively aren’t the ones who posture or push. They’re the ones who quietly get informed.”
SBA Sends Borrowers Spinning
“Lenders and borrowers are facing uncertainty. Deals are expected to slow, and closings may be stalled or, even worse, called off.”