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Decline of Rural Lending Crimps Small-Town Business

January 6, 2018 By Dave Franecki

The site of an old bank in Rich Square, N.C., pop. 884. The town no longer has a bank branch, making it hard to attract business.

Danielle Baker wanted a $324,000 loan last year to expand the peanut-processing business she ran from the family farm. She had a longstanding relationship with the Roxobel branch of Southern Bank, and she thought Southern would help fund the peanut operation she had spun off, too.

But that branch—the town’s only bank—closed in 2014. A Southern banker based in Ahoskie, 19 miles away, said Bakers’ Southern Traditions Peanuts Inc. was too small and specialized, she says. A PNC bank branch also turned her down.. Click below for more

Wall Street Journal Article 12/25/17

Filed Under: Business Acquisition, Note Investing, Real Estate Trends, Traditional Banking Tagged With: Traditional Bank Trends

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