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- noun Plural form of
lender .
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At least the title lenders let you retain the use of the vehicle until the loan is paid.jssQuote
The Volokh Conspiracy » Published Version of Auto Title Lending Paper Now Available: 2010
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"I told the title lenders, if you don't want the front of your place looking like a used car lot, don't make loans to people who can't repay them," said Senate Majority Leader Richard Saslaw.
The Shad Plank 2010
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The term lenders right now are sense of the market is, it's a little choppy to envision unsecured term given interest rates, yield curve, etcetera.
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The term lenders right now are sense of the market is, it's a little choppy to envision unsecured term given interest rates, yield curve, etcetera.
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Friday's filing represents an about-face for the term lenders, which had previously supported Fontainebleau's reorganization effort.
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He revealed some new details on the potential deal with Penn National: The gaming company would provide some $16 million in debtor in possession financing that would allow Fontainebleau to repay the term lenders their costs to finance the bankruptcy case and provide some funds for stabilizing the project including needed work on the roof and replacement of some windows.
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The term lenders said that unless the case is converted to a Chapter 7 and a trustee is appointed to supervise the company and the sales process, "conflicts faced by the debtors will poison any sale process."
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The term lenders -- participants in more than $1 billion in term loans to the project -- noted Fontainebleau had pinned its hopes on a lawsuit seeking to force another group of revolving-loan lenders to provide $656 million in funding for the project.
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The traditional rule-of-thumb for lenders is 80% buildings, 20% land.
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The traditional rule-of-thumb for lenders is 80% buildings, 20% land.
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