Scott Rolfs quoted in Worship Facilities Magazine 05/4/2010 - Worship Facilities MagazineScott Rolfs is quoted in Worship Facilities Magazine's article "Churches Face Challenges, Opportunities in Debt Department"
Ziegler Closes Successful Financing For The Summit Church 03/25/2010 - News ReleaseZiegler is pleased to announce the successful closing of The Summit Church financing. The Summit Church is located in Durham, North Carolina and is affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.
Scott Rolfs featured in Worship Facilities Magazine October 15, 2009 - Worship Facilities MagazineExpert Tips on Debt Capacity Analysis -
How much debt can your congregation safely take on for that new facility?
Part art, part science, debt capacity analysis, i.e., the process of figuring out exactly what this amount is for a given church, has assumed new importance in the worship community, thanks in large part to the financial-bubble/credit-market-collapse of 2008-2009
Financial Steps to Revive or Survive an Ailing Building Project 01/22/2009 If your building project is stalled, whether stemming from external economic conditions, an internal situation, or a
combination of the two, there are actions you can take to secure the project’s and the church’s overall health. Worship
Facilities Magazine spoke with Scott Rolfs, Managing Director of Ziegler Capital Markets – Church & School Finance division to
discuss the following five financial actions that may help a stalled project back onto its feet.
Building Your Use of Funds Table for a Construction Loan (Part I & II) 01/1/2009 In this article from Church Business, Scott Rolfs discuss how churches should construct a "Source-Use" table when planning a project, and how this type of exercise will be very helpful in obtaining a construction loan.
Ziegler Helps Catholic School Access Tax-Exempt Debt 01/1/2009 - The Bond BuyerCHICAGO — Catholic elementary and
high schools are increasingly turning to the
tax-exempt debt market to finance their capital
projects, according to bankers at Ziegler
Capital Markets, which recently closed a
deal for the National Shrine of the Little
Flower in Royal Oak, Michigan.