The failure of the City of Jacksonville’s Surplus Property Donation Program is raising a lot of questions.

A local entrepreneur accused of scamming her clients with misleading investment opportunities is reopening a credit repair office on Jacksonville’s Southside.

The I-TEAM investigated dozens of stories in 2023 that made a difference, and those stories were read hundreds of thousands of times on News4JAX.com.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has uncovered several eviction lawsuits connected to local well-known entrepreneur Janay White.

The complaints against a well-known Jacksonville entrepreneur accused of fraud continue to roll in as dozens tell the New4JAX I-TEAM that they invested as much as tens of thousands of dollars into real estate transactions and short-term rental opportunities with Janay White, who is the CEO of eight different companies in Jacksonville including J White Business Center on Dunn Avenue.

One day after a News4JAX I-TEAM investigation into a well-known Jacksonville entrepreneur accused of fraud, more investors came forward with the same story of thousands of dollars unaccounted for.

A well-known Jacksonville entrepreneur has been accused of fraud which has prompted her investors to file lawsuits with claims of bad business practices.

Janay White doesn’t care how pretty your website or business logo is.

Janay White doesn’t care how pretty your website or business logo is. “I tell business owners all the time ... you need money to stay in business and to be competitive, and to continue to run your business."

J. White Credit University knows that untangling your credit can be both stressful and confusing. That’s why Janay White developed the credit university to help those struggling with their credit. Using her own experience, she hopes to help others with such issues as building credit, maintaining credit, and identifying and fixing common credit problems. Today, she is offering the first five teen callers one month of free service to get them on the right path of establishing and maintaining a healthy credit score.

At 18 years old Janay White received her first loan for $500 and immediately ruined her credit due to the lack of education and ignorance. She sat in bad credit for 7 years.

Janay White launched her credit university with an eye on teaching people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds how to build and maintain positive credit profiles. If a person has suffered a hiccup, she is a go to confidante to help with their credit recovery. Her team recently partnered with the Duval County School Board to create scholarship opportunities for seniors about to embark on the next chapter of their educational lives.