AEX Commercial Loans Report Shows How to Avoid Small Business Loans Malpractice

AEX Commercial Financing Group has published a Small Business Loans Report focusing on increased malpractice risks for commercial loans, business cash advances and commercial real estate financing. Malpractice for commercial funding is a concern when there is a serious failure of professional duty, and the AEX Report discusses the primary sources where this is occurring with increasing frequency for business owners. As described in the AEX Report, malpractice can occur with lenders and brokers for several common business finance situations.

Several illustrations are provided in the AEX Report. A common source of malpractice with working capital loans is currently seen with many agents for business cash advance programs. Another example of malpractice exposure involves specialized forms of SBA loans and commercial real estate loans.

According to Stephen Bush, Founder and Chief Executive Officer for AEX Commercial Financing Group, “The AEX Commercial Loans Report should be considered essential reading for all prospective commercial borrowers because we have recently witnessed an alarming increase in malpractice exposure for many business financing situations throughout the U.S.”

More detailed information is available at AEX websites regarding their business financing services. AEX is based in Ohio and provides specialized help for commercial loans ( http://aexllc.com ) and commercial real estate loans ( http://www.aexbush.com ) throughout the United States. Please contact Steve Bush at AEX Commercial Financing Group to address any questions.

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Stephen Bush

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AEX Commercial Financing Group

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