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Sunday, October 2, 2011
ReProp Financial Offers New Loan ... - plan mortgage refinance
Eureka, CA July 28, 2011
A California-based real estate collateral lending company, ReProp Financial, has expanded its array of financial services by offering loans that make commercial real estate purchases incredibly easy.
With its new Equity Advantage Program that features the SBA 504 Owner-Occupied Real Estate Loan Program, small business owners can now take advantage of historically low interest rates to purchase commercial real estate property for loan amounts from $ 200M-$ 1.9MM, with interest rates near a standard bank rate.
For as little as 10% down, small business owners may be able to take advantage of the SBA 504 loan program. Total financing up to 90% of the purchase price or current value of commercial real estate is available for borrowers with good credit, or even poor credit with acceptable explanations.
?When our loan is combined with a low cost fixed rate SBA loan ? which we help arrange ? the resulting monthly payment may be near or less than their monthly rent payment,? says Glenn Goldan, founder and CEO of ReProp Financial.
ReProp, which is organized and licensed in California and also does business in several western states, is currently actively seeking to make commercial real estate loans available to small business owners.
?We gather the necessary information and act quickly,? Goldan said, adding that ?with a complete client file, generally our initial review is returned in 24-48 hours.?
?If we are not able to make the loan, and we believe another lending source would be a better fit for the borrower, then we will refer the client to a preferred lender,? he stressed.
Goldan?s first-hand experience with the many facets of commercial mortgage lending provides a unique underpinning for ReProp?s specialty lending. With over 30 years of experience in commercial real estate, ReProp can usually find a creative solution for even the most difficult collateral.
ReProp Financial strategically aligns potential buyers with knowledgeable commercial real estate brokers in their regions to assist them in negotiating with current landlords or to help with a business relocation, if needed.
ReProp?s loan programs include long term loans, which are either fully amortized or partially amortized, for owner- occupied or investor-owned (tenant-occupied) commercial real estate. These loans are always first lien loans that either stand alone or have a second lien component made by ReProp or others lenders as such as SBA in a 504 loan structure.
Another program is the short term ?transitional? financing where ReProp aims to bridge the gap in the borrower?s needs. For instance, it can lend when institutional financiers will not ? particularly for hospitality or land loans, or because their income stream is not yet robust enough or consistent enough for prime time lending.
?For years, small businesses had been widely recognized as the real driver of economic growth, and with the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, ReProp stands ready to bring small businesses to greater heights,? Goldan concluded.
For information or an interview, contact Glenn Goldan at (707) 444-7711 or through the ReProp website at http://www.repropfinancial.com.
For information about this release, contact Emanuel Rose, at Strategic eMarketing, (707) 506-6138, or email him at emanuel(at)strategicemarketing(dot)com.
His website is http://www.strategicemarketing.com.
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Gov't backs 4 more solar loans as deadline looms
Workers continue to build rows of solar panels at a Mesquite Solar 1 facility under construction Friday, Sept. 30, 2011, in Arlington, Ariz. The new solar facility is part of a $1 billion Energy Department loan guarantee, of which $337 million is going to Mesquite Solar 1, for the 150 megawatt solar facility. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Workers continue to build rows of solar panels at a Mesquite Solar 1 facility under construction Friday, Sept. 30, 2011, in Arlington, Ariz. The new solar facility is part of a $1 billion Energy Department loan guarantee, of which $337 million is going to Mesquite Solar 1, for the 150 megawatt solar facility. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
A worker stands near unfinished solar panel framework at a Mesquite Solar 1 facility under construction Friday, Sept. 30, 2011, in Arlington, Ariz. The new solar facility is part of a $1 billion Energy Department loan guarantee, of which $337 million is going to Mesquite Solar 1 for the 150 megawatt solar panel facility. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Solar panel installation continues at a rapid pace at the Mesquite Solar 1 facility under construction Friday, Sept. 30, 2011, in Arlington, Ariz. The new solar facility is part of a $1 billion Energy Department loan guarantee, of which $337 million is going to Mesquite Solar 1. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
WASHINGTON (AP) ? The Energy Department on Friday approved four more solar energy loan guarantees worth nearly $5 billion, hours before a controversial loan program was set to expire.
Meanwhile, the Justice Department moved to take away control of a failed solar panel maker from its management and transfer it to a court-appointed trustee.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu said the department completed deals on four projects, including two that were sold late this week by Arizona-based First Solar Inc., a major solar manufacturer that had been seeking three federal loan guarantees for projects in California. The sales were announced Friday along with the loan guarantees.
The loans were approved under the same program that paid for a $528 million loan to Solyndra LLC, a now-bankrupt solar panel maker that has become a symbol for critics of the Obama administration's green energy program.
Two other solar loan guarantees worth about $1.1 billion were announced earlier this week, as the Obama administration pushed forward with the loan program despite pleas from GOP critics to halt it to avoid another Solyndra-like debacle.
Even as the loan program continued, the Justice Department took steps Friday to take away control of Solyndra from its management and transfer it to a court-appointed trustee.
In a filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, the Justice Department said it was seeking the appointment of a trustee because top Solyndra executives refused to answer questions about its finances and operations. Solyndra CEO Brian Harrison and financial chief W.G. Stover refused to testify before Congress last week, citing their Fifth Amendment protections against self-incrimination.
The Justice Department did not allege any wrongdoing but said "the inability or refusal of the corporate officers to answer material questions . establishes cause for the appointment of a trustee."
Solyndra, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in early September, faces a criminal investigation by the FBI, as well as scrutiny from congressional investigators and inspectors general at two federal agencies, Energy and Treasury.
Experts said management often remains in control of a company during Chapter 11 reorganization, but in some cases a court orders the appointment of a trustee to take control. If the Justice Department motion is granted by the bankruptcy court, the trustee could make decisions about the company's operations, including whether to liquidate the firm, a Justice Department spokeswoman said.
Chu said the solar projects, which could cost taxpayers as much as $6 billion, should help the U.S. as it competes with China and other countries to develop renewable energy.
"To win the clean energy race we must invest in projects like this that fund jobs and increase the generation of clean, renewable power in the U.S.," Chu said in a statement. "Deployment of utility-scale solar power will help bring down the cost of solar and strengthen our position as a global clean energy leader."
The deals announced Friday include a $1.5 billion loan guarantee to Florida-based NextEra Energy and other investors that bought a planned 550-megawatt solar farm on federal land in Southern California from First Solar, as well as $646 million to Illinois-based Exelon Corp. for a 230-megawatt solar plant near Los Angeles. Next Era Energy Resources and GE Energy Financial Services bought the Desert Sunlight project from First Solar, while Exelon bought the Antelope Valley project. First Solar will continue to build and operate both projects.
A third project, worth $1.2 billion, will help San Jose-based SunPower Corp. build a 250-megawatt solar plant in California, while $1.4 billion will go San Francisco-based Prologis Inc. to support installation of about 750 solar rooftop panels in 28 states.
The loan program expires on Friday.
Rep. Cliff Stearns, R-Fla., chairman of a House energy subcommittee that is investigating Solyndra, called the rush to approve loans unseemly.
"In a last-minute mad dash to beat the stimulus deadline, DOE rushed out an unprecedented tidal wave of taxpayer dollars ? and the question still remains, 'Where are the jobs?' " Stearns said Friday. "American taxpayers are already on the hook for half a billion dollars for the sins of Solyndra. What surprises does DOE have in store from (Friday's) rush job?"
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
The Aftermath?. | Bodybuilding Supplements, MAN Sports
Hi everyone!
It has been a while but things are finally starting to settle down. I was in Cleveland for the North American?s and then to Vegas for the Olympia Expo weekend. First and foremost, I would like to thank my sponsor MANSports for bringing me to the Expo this year. Special thanks to all of you for your continued love and support and to EVERYONE who stopped by to say hi. It was so nice to meet you all in person.
Well the competitive season is over for me this year and aside from a few photo shoots and running our store, it?s time to step back to refocus and retool for 2012. I often get asked what do I do to maintain during my ?offseason? or do I just forget everything and relax until it?s time to compete again. It is important to me to live a balanced healthy lifestyle in the off season so I am not back tracking when it?s time to buckle down for contest prep. I generally use this time to work on lagging areas or areas that I feel I need to improve on. My progress happens behind the scenes so to speak and not on stage when everyone is looking. Although my diet is not as strict as when I am in contest mode, I do maintain a balanced diet with a cheat meal once a week. Usually during my offseason, I am feeling much stronger and able to push myself harder. I also continue to use Figure Fuel, Body Octane and Vaporize.
I take 1 scoop of Figure Fuel before my cardio or weight training sessions. Figure Fuel is arguably the best pre-workout, anti-fatigue supplement on the market packed with AjiPure Amino Acids and it also taste great!
I add 1 scoop of Body Octane to my Figure Fuel for an extra boost of energy. Body Octane is also a caffeine and stimulant free pre-workout performance enhancer that supports recovery and helps blood flow and oxygen into working muscles. It also removes metabolic by-products and wastes, as a result of physical activity such as ammonia and lactic acid.
I take 1 capsule of Vaporize with three of my meals. It?s a tremendous fat oxidizing phenomenon. It is believed to be attributed to augmenting the release of potent thermogenic enzymes through optimized liver function. Fascinatingly more, the sesamin?s potent fat and health promoting effects are further amplified when used in conjunction with essential fatty acids.
Absolutely love this stack
Next blog I will post some of my off-season workouts and how I?m using this time to hit the stage better next year. As for what contest?.well you will just have to wait and see.
Until next time!
Khay
xoxo
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Rays rout Rangers in playoff opener
??Matt Moore dominated in his second major league start, pitching seven innings of two-hit ball as the improbable Tampa Bay Rays opened the real playoffs with a 9-0 victory over the defending AL champion Texas Rangers on Friday.
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Movie Reviews with Jax ? Drive | G.L.A.M. MAGAZINE
Published on September 29, 2011 by GLAM ????? No Comments
Review By: JaxH8
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Final Word: Could See in Dramatic Action
Must See = 5 stars : Most people should like it.
Should See = 4 Stars : Good picture, but not everyone?s taste.
Can See = 3 Stars : Worth watching at least once, but not the best.
Could See = 2 Stars : You can watch it, but it?s flawed and you probably won?t like it.
Don?t See = 1 Star : Seriously not worth your time
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