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When a borrower's Secretary of State status leaves Active, a cure window opens that varies by state. What each status costs a lender, and how long there is to act.
The Fed's July survey, released August 3, puts every other loan category at the tight end of its range since 2005, including the credit banks extend to nonbank lenders.
A registered agent change is mostly noise. The one case that matters is a resignation with no replacement, which opens a statutory window ending in involuntary termination.
A marketplace risk guide to validating seller business tax identity before onboarding, payout activation, and tax profile acceptance.
The Ninth Circuit locked in $23 billion of borrower-defense relief the same month Grad PLUS ended. A roughly $15 billion a year federal market now belongs to private and state lenders, on private terms.
Eight buyers were contacted and one bid. While the two sides negotiated, certified loan volume kept falling, and the offer followed it down.
How real estate and bridge lenders check a borrowing entity's foreclosure and litigation history in court records, route by severity, and fall back to county records where coverage ends.
PACER and the Cobalt Court Case API compared for lenders: federal nationwide access versus targeted programmatic state-court business signals, and why the two are complementary, not substitutes.
A three-year forward flow for 5-to-10% fixed-fee paper, terms undisclosed
Court records APIs compared for lenders on the axes that matter: coverage, search method, latency, integration model, and audit trail, with where a targeted state-court API fits.