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Posted: July 27, 2009
The Largo Group of Companies www.largocapital.com
Largo has built a solid reputation as one of the nation's premier commercial mortgage banking companies. By means of its established network of lenders, Largo arranges financing for income-producing properties, throughout the U.S. and Canada, from $500,000 and up.
Largo has originated over $6 billion in real estate financing commitments and has accumulated a servicing portfolio in excess of $1 billion, since its inception. Today, Largo represents some of the nation's largest and most esteemed institutional lenders.
Gary Coscia, president and founder of Largo Real Estate Advisors, Inc., is a 29-year veteran in the mortgage banking industry. Coscia has built Largo into one of the most prestigious, leading edge mortgage banking firms in upstate New York.
In order to meet the needs of our borrowers and lenders, Largo has developed an Internet-based system, which allows us to simplify the real estate finance process, without affecting the basic premise of commercial financing.
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