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08-19-2010

TMC Annual Trolley Tour, 2010


Every year TMC staff and members of our Board of Directors enjoy visiting a selection of our San Francisco-based clients on a fun-filled trolley tour. Each year TMC assists hundreds of businesses with obtaining SBA real estate financing. The annual trolley tour provides an opportunity for our staff and board members to see first-hand the positive impact of SBA financing for these businesses.

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08-10-2010

Press: Bay Area’s Favorite Dance School Opens New Oakland Studio With SBA Loan From TMC

Bay Area’s Favorite Dance School Opens New Oakland Studio With SBA Loan From TMC

TMC Finances $378,000 SBA 504 Real Estate Loan For Kids ‘N Dance

TMC, a leading Certified Development Company providing SBA real estate loans in California and Nevada, recently announced the closing of a $378,000 SBA loan for Kids ‘N Dance, an East Bay based children’s dance school. SBA financing was used to purchase a 3,250 square-foot building located at 3840 MacArthur Boulevard in Oakland, allowing owner Kris Mueller to open a second studio with retail space in the heart of Oakland’s Laurel District. The financing was facilitated by TMC and approved under SBA’s woman-owned public policy goal.

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06-16-2010

Press: Certified Development Companies Help Secure Loans

Excerpts below from an article published in the Las Vegas Business Press, 6/9/2010.  To read the complete article, please visit the Las Vegas Business Press website.

Opening Doors Policy

Government programs are increasingly giving businesses a way out of recession doldrums

BY JOHN G. EDWARDS

Mary Lou Soto and her sister, Cindy, worried about their personal safety when they worked after dark at the old warehouse. Then, despite the worst Southern Nevada recession since the 1930s, the owners of Artistic Touch secured financing through a Small Business Administration program to buy a new location in February. They purchased a 5,000-square-foot warehouse at 2543 E. Washburn Road in North Las Vegas for $443,000, and their engraving equipment now whines into the night.

MIKE STOTTS | LAS VEGAS BUSINESS PRESS
Eagle Stores President Jeff Marshall, talks Memorial Day with Rita Murphy, a worker at the Trop Stop Gas & Car Wash at 4885 W. Tropicana Ave. Eagle Stores, which owns the Trop Stop, got a commercial real estate loan with help from TMC Development.

Artistic Touch is one among a growing number of local small businesses that are getting help from government programs. The federal, state and local governments are helping small-business owners get loans, learn better management techniques, obtain government contracts, expand into export markets and cut costs. “We’re getting slammed” with new applicants, said Ron Horn, director of the Procurement Outreach Program, a division of the Nevada Commission on Economic Development. “They don’t have people knocking on their doors anymore,” Horn said. As a result, Horn said more businesses are coming to his division and asking for guidance on how to bid for prime contracts or as subcontracts on government projects.

Want to buy commercial real estate to use for a business? Virtually the only loans available come with guarantees from the Small Business Administration, said Ann Santiago, vice president and regional loan officer for TMC Development. SBA 7 (a) loans are generally easier to get than conventional loans, because the government increased the guarantees for lenders and set aside fees for borrowers. “It’s a great product in bad times,” said former banker Mark Phillips of Phillips Loan Support Services, a consultant to Nevada Commerce Bank. John Scott, district director for the SBA in Nevada, figures the agency’s programs and federal stimulus law enhancements in the programs have softened the economic crash for small businesses in the Silver State. He can point to several examples of businesses that got a financial boost through the SBA, including the Soto sisters’ Artistic Touch.

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06-10-2010

The Registry recognizes TMC

As published in The Registry, June 2010 issue:

Nose Above Water

SBA data show Bay Area small-business real estate borrowers are faring better than their U.S. peers.

By David Herbert

“Thousands of Bay Area small businesses that have borrowed to buy real estate for their own use though a federal program have outperformed their nationwide peers during the recession. But proposed changes to Small Business Administration rules to make the program more flexible could go a long way toward relieving the stress of falling commercial property values, experts on the program say. Those declines in some cases are harming small companies that otherwise might survive.

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04-13-2010

TMC Offers an Array of Industries to Finance! Series 17

Transportation, Moving & Storage

American Royal International, Inc. – San Carlos

Bay Area Kenworth (trucking) – Sacramento

Bay Porter Express – South San Francisco

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04-06-2010

TMC Offers an Array of Industries to Finance! Series 16

Technology

American Probe & Technologies, Inc. – San Jose

Bay Technology – Livermore

Betatron, Inc. – San Jose

Blackbag Technologies, Inc. – San Jose

Biosearch Technologies, Inc. – Novato

Bradford Technologies, Inc. – San Jose

Coastland Civil Engineering, Inc. – Santa Rosa

Comtel Systems Technology, Inc. – Sunnyvale

DocuStream, Inc. – San Leandro

Elim Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. – Hayward

Guardian Computer Support, Inc. – Livermore

Helio Solutions, Inc. – Santa Clara

HT Precision Corporation – San Jose

Hurricane Electric (internet service provider) – Fremont

Kelytech Corporation – San Leandro

Myntahi Corporation – Fremont

Nick’s Machining – Santa Clara

Primitive Logic, Inc. – San Francisco

Quality Assurance Engineering – Oakland

Saitech, Inc. – Fremont

Siegeworks, LLC – Livermore

Sierra Tech Research, Inc. – San Jose

Sky + Ltd. Engineering Technologies – American Canyon

Tech Soft America, LLC – Berkeley

Twinsoft, Inc. – San Jose

Versatronics – Campbell

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