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Reputable Lenders? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Bacall & Conniff   
Friday, 03 August 2007 17:17
Q How can a restaurateur decide if a lender is reputable?

Having a team in place that is knowledgeable in the restaurant industry (banker, attorney, insurance agent, accountant, human resources advisor) is highly recommended. The team, as well as a real estate broker who specializes in the industry, would most likely know and have relationships with reputable lenders. Experience in the industry is invaluable and each of the team members properly chosen would only deal with and bring the restaurateur to a reputable lender. Of course, there is always the option of calling the Better Business Bureau or Attorney General's Office to ascertain if formal complaints have been filed; however, the best way is usually to inquire from your peer group. Quite often financial institutions will have a reputation that is well known in the industry - whether good or bad.

The information given is provided for general, non-specific educational purposes only, and should not be relied upon as advice relating to your specific circumstances. For company-specific advice, consult directly with your tax advisor.


James Conniff is the Managing Partner at Bacall & Conniff, P.C., a full service CPA firm that provides industry specific accounting solutions for restaurateurs. Their services include: Weekly flash reports, Monthly financial statements, Web-accounting, Optional bookkeeping & payroll services, and Comprehensive tax & advisory services. They can be reached at 617-367-3250.
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