Facing challenges and problem solving is what Bob Lundin practices on a daily basis working at his company, IMED Mobility in Tea, South Dakota. In February, 2015, the IMED building, where they’ve been for the past 12 years, suffered a serious fire and had severe smoke and water damage due to an electrical surge in an unused office. Bob immediately took the steps necessary to temporarily relocate his business to rented space across the street and started working with his lender, Jeremy Keizer at Reliabank in Tea. Through a partnership of SBA 504 loan funds made available through First District Development Company and a conventional loan from Reliabank, IMED Mobility was able to move into its new and impressive building in Tea during the fall of 2016. In fact, the new building sits on the same ground where IMED’s first building once stood.
