Credit bids, CRA’s silent priority, and why the “capital has dried up” story is wrong.
Deals on the Go
• Court-supervised sale process live — how SISPs and credit bids actually work (public file)
• A recurring-revenue water business drawing a steady stream of serious buyers
• Interim-CFO turnaround of a machine shop with no books
• Equipment liquidation up north — with a CRA-priority wrinkle
Lesson Learned: Spot Trouble Early — and Mind the Silent Creditor
• Trouble shows up in behavior before the financials — slow reporting, shifting stories, creeping concentration
• CRA’s deemed trust can quietly prime a secured lender — pressure-test it before you count your recovery
Struggles: Flying a Business With No Instruments
• Stepped in as interim CFO of a small manufacturer with essentially no books
• Creditors don’t wait — so step one is a weekly 13-week cash flow you can trust
• Exactly why we offer virtual controllership + bookkeeping at Sinclair Range
What I’m Thinking About: Capital Isn’t Scarce — It’s Selective
• “Capital has dried up” is the wrong story
• Put a clean, essential, recurring-revenue business on the market and the room fills
• Capital chases quality and certainty — even in a tight market
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