Paperless loan process requires diligence
December 29, 2008
A change in procedure has eliminated federal paperwork in the marine loan process, but has increased the likelihood of fraud and identity theft, members of
A change in procedure has eliminated federal paperwork in the marine loan process, but has increased the likelihood of fraud and identity theft, members of
Fountain Powerboats, under its Fountain by Baja subsidiary, borrowed $4 million from Baja Marine Corp., a former Brunswick subsidiary, to buy assets of the boat
Bank claims dealer in default on $18.8 million loan balance Once the top-selling Formula dealer, Passport Marine was forced to shut its doors earlier this
A change in procedure has eliminated federal paperwork in the marine loan process, but has increased the likelihood of fraud and identity theft, members of
Fountain Powerboats, under its Fountain by Baja subsidiary, borrowed $4 million from Baja Marine Corp., a former Brunswick subsidiary, to buy assets of the boat
Bank claims dealer in default on $18.8 million loan balance Once the top-selling Formula dealer, Passport Marine was forced to shut its doors earlier this
