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Creative Financing Opportunities Available
With the uncertainty and upheaval in the Banking world, you need more than ever before creative solutions to today's complicated financing problems. Cornerstone Commercial Mortgage is actively arranging a variety of loans to help borrowers navigate their way through this storm. Do you have an opportunity or situation where you need:
- Bridge financing to buy a note at a discount or take advantage of a purchase opportunity at a short sale and need all cash.
- Construction Financing
- Refinancing a maturing loan
- Refinancing or purchasing a Jumbo residential home loan
- Conventional long term HUD or Fannie Mae permanent loan
- Financing for a defaulted or distressed mortgage being sold by the bank
We believe there are numerous opportunities in the market today, please call us to see how we can help you.
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TARP
Panel: Small Banks Are Facing Loan WoesWall Street Journal By Carrick Mollenkamp and Maurice Tamman February 11, 2010
Nearly 3,000 small U.S. banks could be forced to dramatically curtail their
lending because of losses on commercial real-estate loans, a congressional
inquiry concluded.
The findings, set to be released Thursday by the Congressional Oversight
Panel as part of its scrutiny of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, point to
yet another obstacle for the slow-moving economic recovery. The small banks
being threatened by loans they made for shopping centers, offices, hotels and
apartments represent a major cog in the U.S. credit system, especially to
entrepreneurs.
"The banks that are on the front lines of small-business lending are
about to get hit by a tidal wave of commercial-loan failures," said
Elizabeth Warren, a law professor at Harvard University who heads the TARP
oversight panel.
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Excerpt from the Best Selling Book "Millionaire Mind"
by Thomas J. Stanley
What do most self-made millionaires have in common? They have courage. Do you
have the courage to take financial risk, given the right return? If you do,
then you have the mind-set that most millionaires possess. But having the
courage to take financial risk doesn't mean that millionaires are gamblers. Few
gamble at all. In fact, the higher a millionaire's net worth, the less likely
he is to ever gamble. Yet there is a positive correlation between taking
financial risk and net worth. _______________________________________________________________
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