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Posted: April 4, 2008
Hart joins Rose Hill Grp. as an assistant vice president
David Hart has joined The Rose Hill Group of WNY LTD (RHG) as an assistant vice president. Â Hart brings over 18 years of commercial real estate finance experience from previous positions with regional and national brokerage and development companies. His combined developer / broker background will allow RHG clients to share his knowledge and assist them with their financing needs.
Daniel Monte, president of RHG, said, "Dave is a wonderful addition to our team. Â His insights are sure to benefit our internal and external clients." RHG is a full service upstate N.Y. commercial mortgage brokerage firm and has been active in all areas including Albany, Buffalo, Hudson Valley, North Country, Rochester, Saratoga, and Syracuse.RHG's upstate correspondent life company lenders include Allstate Life Insurance Co., American Equities, CUNA Mutual/Members Capital, Delaware Investments (Jefferson Pilot), Genworth Financial, National Life of Vermont, Nationwide Life Insurance Co., Ohio National Financial Services, Protective Life Corp., and Security Mutual Life. Â
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