Tuesday, September 01, 2020 9:43:13 AM
So like every other company on the planet with lenders, they pay the bills or lose assets. No different for PACV. I have seen this exact situation happen so many times before and it is no different.
Why would they not want to only pay $10k and month instead of the $75k? In my business, It would be a no brainer to pay the least amount possible to a lender who is going under.
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