RedFlag, Allegation and/or Complaint against TODD DAVIS HARDING
Disclosure #1 for TODD HARDING
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- Event Date: 1/19/2015
- Disclosure Type: Financial
- Disclosure Resolution: Final
- Disclosure Detail :: Type: Compromise
- Disposition: Program Completed
- Broker Comment: TWO YEARS AGO, THE COMPANY TAKING OVER THE FOLLOWING CONTRACT AT WORK REDUCED OUR PAY BY 25%. AFTER TWO YEARS, IT BECAME OBVIOUS THAT I COULD REACH A COMPROMISE WITH CREDITORS OR GO BANKRUPT. COMPROMISES WERE REACHED WITH CREDITORS AND WERE PAID OFF BY TAKING AN UNSECURED LOAN FOR THE AMOUNT AGREED UPON. CREDIT REPORT SHOULD SHOW THAT THE DEBTS HAVE BEEN SATISFIED.
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