The called me at 9PM and said their loan committee willing to make exception and allow for 70% LTV and reduce rate to 4.69%.

Far from true, not only by simple transaction logistics but banks typically don't move that fast as usually the bid and final bid needs to go to committee (depending on bank size).

At least that's what excise and license rep said at the Short-Term Rental Advisory Committee meeting that happened the day the charges were reported on in the media.

Odds are it will come through a local/regional/etc. bank and each have their own loan committees, standards, etc.

The more creative, he has to run it by the committee.

Our commercial lender usually has a yes or no from loan committee in 1-2 weeks.

Company B's 401(k) balance can be penalty free after you attain the set age or if you're separated from its service.Joint Committee on Taxation: General Explanation of the Tax Reform Act of 1986 (Actual Internal Revenue Code ("IRC") does not have this same exact language but this report shows the intention of Congress when drafting the IRC at the time)Page 717: "The exception for payments under a plan after separation from service following attainment of age 55 continues to apply if the employee returns to work for the same employer (or for a different employer) as long as the employee did, in fact, separate from service before the distribution."

@Ken Jernigan@Brandon Turner@Scott Trench@david hulitRegarding the $10K EIDL grants:Just in from Senator Cardin’s office (Ranking Member of Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee) some loans have gone out, but grants taking longer than the statutory 3 days due to overwhelming demand on the agency... they're pushing the SBA to issue advances as quickly as possible... hope to have some movement this week."

The Connecticut Housing Committee last week just pushed through dozens of "concepts" not even bill proposals.

I provide an estimated rent roll & a PFS and their committee meets to discuss and approve.