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Posted: May 21, 2019
Stratton Equities to hold Meet & Greet May 22nd at Son Cubano Restaurant
Parsippany, NJ Stratton Equities plans to hold a launch event, Spring Meet and Greet on Wednesday, May 22nd which will be held at Son Cubano Restaurant in West New York, in partnership with Remax Realtor Carlie Carreira and Media Partner, Realty 411.
Attendees can enjoy signature themed cocktails, views of the NYC skyline, and appetizers, while they network with top influential members in the industry. The event is sponsored by Simplicity Title, Design + Build Enterprises, United Real Estate New Jersey, and Nationwide Property & Appraisal Services.
In early 2019, Stratton Equities became listed in the Scotsman Guide and focused their efforts on expanding outreach with the creation of their seasonal Meet and Greets.
To RSVP or learn more information about the event, visit https://strattonequitiesspring2019.splashthat.com/
The focus of each event is to connect loan officers, real estate agents, developers and investors – face to face – with curated one on one meetings during an entertaining affair focused on showcasing the high quality and luxury lifestyle that Stratton Equities possesses.
Entrepreneur Michael Mikhail, and loan officers are ready to make a splash in the mortgage lending industry with their upcoming Meet and Greet event. After their soft launch in mid-2017, Stratton Equities focused on building their foundation of providing innovative programs at the low rates.
Stratton Equities is a leading Nationwide direct hard money lender, providing loans such as hard money, private money, fix and flip, stated income, commercial, and more.
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