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Latest post Sun, Aug 16 2009 10:45 PM by MisterVA. 5 replies. Viewed 788 times.
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  • Tue, Aug 11 2009 4:53 PM                

    http://blogs.tampabay.com/venture/2009/08/what-might-be-the-fate-of-alabamas-struggling-colonial-bancgroup-parent-of-colonial-bank-with-nearly-200-branches-across-flo.html

     

    A number of articles are pointing toward BB&T acquiring the troubled bank which had ties to Taylor, Bean & Whitaker.  A lot of bank signs around St Pete are different.  Stearns Bank just acquired First State Bank & one other courtesy of the FDIC.  BB&T would gain a huge presence should this come to fruition.

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    Paul Chandler, Certified Mortgage Professional
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  • Wed, Aug 12 2009 3:00 PM                 In reply to

    If Colonial bank gets their warehouse line pulled how many other lenders will fall is the big question.

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    Mortgage Planner with Homexpress Lending in St. Petersburg, Florida. Please call me with any questions at 813-414-0308. Florida loans only.
  • Wed, Aug 12 2009 4:00 PM                 In reply to

    Colonial had a meeting ppd today, but they [mgmnt of CB] believe they are insolvent.  Warehouse lines are probably not even on the radar.

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    Paul Chandler, Certified Mortgage Professional
  • Fri, Aug 14 2009 2:20 PM                 In reply to

    Well, it is FDIC's to handle now.  BOA does not want to take any more lumps.  Probably BB&T still gets the deal.  BOA will get some kind of bone tossed its way.

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    Paul Chandler, Certified Mortgage Professional
  • Fri, Aug 14 2009 3:15 PM                 In reply to

    Paul, according to the news section here you were right on the money about BB&T. The question now is whether they will honor Colonial's funding commitments to bankers, or if they back out of the warehouse lending business. Does anyone know if BB&T offered lines?


    AC

  • Sun, Aug 16 2009 10:45 PM                 In reply to

    Not sure what their business model is with respect to lines.  But, I am sure they will be examining all of Colonial's contingent loan agreements such as warehouse lines.  I do know they have correspondent and broker relationships, but I do not know how they operate them.

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    Paul Chandler, Certified Mortgage Professional
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