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Posted: January 17, 2023
Largo Group completes two refinances totaling $7.3 million
Buffalo & Niagara Falls, NY The Largo Group of Companies (Largo) has completed two refinances totaling $7.3 million.
Ned Perlman, vice president of Originations at Largo, arranged $1.9 million or the refinance of a 20-unit multifamily property located in Buffalo, NY.
Jack Phillips, principal at Largo, arranged financing for a manufactured housing community located in Niagara Falls, NY. Upon completion, the project will total 148 pads. The park is considered a four-star property with double wide lots, paved roads, curbing, streetlights, landscaping, and an on-site property manager. The property also features public utilities, including sewer and water.
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