Tag Archives: Business Advice

By Tim Kolacz As the Summer comes to a close and Labor Day is behind us, it’s a great time to wind down from the busy past few months. Reflecting on the vacations, watering the kids and watching them grow into bigger people with a great zeal for life, and …

By The Loan Doctor AKA Gene Valdez The 1031 Exchange Many of my CEO clients invest in real estate to diversify their revenue streams.  Most commonly they own the commercial building in which they operate their business. Many of my clients decide to sell their building for many reasons that …

By The Loan Doctor AKA Eugene E. Valdez In my email signature block I state my company’s mission/purpose statement, “Helping CEO’s reach their targeted business goals through cutting edge loan acquisition strategies.” I was happy with this statement 6 months ago, but I have come to realize that as I …

By Eugene E. Valdez AKA The Loan Doctor ™ I have always believed that highly successful entrepreneurs recognize the strong connection between their mind, thoughts and attitudes and business achievement. (I use this tactic every day in my consulting business; I think I am reasonably successful) To obtain another professional …

By Eugene E. Valdez AKA The Loan Doctor Most of the privately owned businesses in the U.S. are defined as “microenterprises.” The definition of a microenterprise is generally a company generating annual sales in the $100M to $1,500M range with small loan needs of $10M to $50M. It is hard …

By Tim Kolacz In the landscape here in California, there is an unending pressure on businesses to increase wages, provide more benefits and provide extensive ancillary assistances to the employees of a company. These pressures crash down on a business owner so hard that it is almost impossible to continue …