From: Deloris Kitchin
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 10:26 AM
To: Loren Thall
Subject: You Need A Champion

 
   

Newsletter Date: April 1, 2010


Introducing DOMINION AMERICA REALTY ADVISORS
 
Do you or your client have a real estate loan that is due?

In many cases, in today's market, the current value of your real estate is less than your loan amount.  DOMINION sees this situation on a daily basis and has successfully guided its clients through the negotiation processs for a discounted or short payoff.  DOMINION has in some cases provided financing to take advantage of the discounted or short pay.

If your problem loan is on a retail center where the tenants have left, an office building with large vacancies, perhaps an industrial building that is vacant, or even a broken construction project, we can help!

Visit www.dominfin.com/loan_discounts.html to see how other clients with similar situations to yours found success with DOMINION'S involvement.

Call us for a free no obligation review of your loan scenario.  Whether your loan is with a CMBS lender, bank, or private lender, DOMINION can help you to a positive outcome.

If your balance is over $2.5 million, put the champion on your team!

Call us today.

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Dominion Mortgage Corporation was established in 1977 and is a nationwide provider of real estate loans starting at $1,000,000. Dominion is known for financing properties that other lenders shy away from, such as single tenant or owner occupied properties, specialty healthcare properties and other unique transactions.

 

 


Real Estate Magazine's "Top 40 US Lender and Intermediaries."

For more information about our commercial mortgage products, please call Loren Thall at:
Telephone: (310) 477-3041, ext 127
E-mail: thall@dominfin.com

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