Howes v. Curtis
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DONALDSON, Chief Justice.
The controversy which comes before the Court on this appeal had its beginning in a loan transaction involving the plaintiff, Anne T. Howes, and the defendant, Carl Curtis.
Howes, who owned a lounge in Hailey, Idaho, found herself in financial straits and needed to secure a loan of about $35,000.00. Howes arranged for a loan with Curtis, a self-professed mortgage banker, financier and real estate investor who had made similar loans in the past. Curtis charged a 5% finder’s fee and a 5% loan payment guarantee fee based on the loan.
The necessary financing and loan…
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