Mike Cingari Back in the Leasing Business???

It appears on July 25^th the former president of MSM Capital, and Colonial Pacific

Leasing, Michael Cingari , with agent Grant Holstrom, formed “Crosswater Capital” in Southern California. 15615 Alton Parkway, Ste 175

Irvine, CA 92618   DNS shows: 4 Marquette Way  Coto De Caza, CA 92679

(949)459-2129

Mr.Cingari was not available for a comment.

                                   PETITIONER: MSM CAPITAL CORPORATION

                                                           93-1255998

                                                  15420 LAGUNA CANYON RD #210

                                                        IRVINE, CA 92618

                                                      dba NASBA CAPITAL

                                                           dba MSM

                                               NUMBER: 0215918

                                               FILED: 08/01/2002

                                                TYPE: Chapter 7

                                        FIRST MEETING DATE: 09/05/2002

                                           HEARING TIME: 10:00 A.M.

                            HEARING LOCATION: RONALD REAGAN FEDERAL                                       

                                             BLDG 411 W

                                        ATTORNEY: MICHAEL G SPECTOR

                                                     2677 N MAIN ST #870

                                                    SANTA ANA, CA 92705

                                                    PHONE NO: 714-835-3130

                                    FIRM: MICHAEL G SPECTOR ATT AT LAW

                                           TRUSTEE: JOHN M WOLFE

                                                     2603 MAIN ST #600

                                                      IRVINE, CA 92614

                                                   PHONE NO: 800-436-4646

MSM Capital Bulletin Board Complaint:

http://www.leasingnews.org/Conscious-Top%20Stories/MSM_stories.htm

Former employees now have reportedly over $200,000 in judgments against the company, who they are reportedly appealing to the California Franchise Tax Board for relief and preference among creditors, who include banks, funders, dealers not paid, and applicants who’s advance rentals were not returned.