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Posted: November 8, 2010
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Since 1995, Atlas Commercial Capital has been a key financing resource for commercial property owners and has closed on billions of dollars in transactions nationwide.
Our accomplishments are made possible through personal relationships and direct loan origination platforms with hundreds of lenders including insurance companies, banks, hedge funds, credit unions, pension funds and mortgage REITS, as well as the Fannie, Freddie and HUD loan programs.
As an industry leader with a 94% closing success rate, you can be confident in our abilities to present, process, underwrite and close your loan.
Get the strength and support of Atlas on your side and you will receive better and quicker results than going direct or through and other lending organization.
From the initial contact to post closing, our team strives to ensure that you will receive the personalized attention and outstanding results that you deserve. We will close your loan. Call Atlas today.
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Atlas Commercial Capital, Inc. Kevin Meehan, Managing Partner New York, 1-888-844-7220
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