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Recent Closings. LibLoans have kept the window of opportunity open on a variety of investment types. For instance:
| $530,000 |
Peachtree Office Building |
| An investor found an office building on Peachtree at a price he couldn’t resist, but the deal had to happen fast. With a LibLoan and a quick closing that sweetened the deal, he’s got his own slice of the peach. | |
| $920,000 |
Hot New Intown Restaurant |
| Funds dried up mid-renovation on a hot new concept restaurant space. LibLoans supplied the cash injection they needed to complete the renovation. Now all they need is more parking spaces. |
| $1,500,000 | Marietta Shopping Center Site |
| RE broker purchased land to develop and sold an out-parcel to Bruster’s for down payment on land that was 50% leased for investment, then leased and turned it, earning 2 sales as a ⅔ equity partner, commissions, plus share of profit. | |
| $3,608,000 | Decatur Apartments |
| Decatur developer's contract to purchase 210 apartments was about to expire. A call to us saved the deal. | |
| $272,000 | Gwinnett Shopping Center Site |
| A family LLC had purchased a Gwinnett shopping center site and out-parcel. Thanks to a LibLoan second mortgage, they got cash out for development and will soon be shopping for tenants. | |
| $2,500,000 | Poncey Highland Hotel |
| Creative financing saved the deal for the buyer and the seller. Buyer put down $200,000; earned the confidence of the seller, who was willing to subordinate the deal with $300,000, but needed to cross-collateralize in order to do so. The closed deal on this historic property was a win-win for buyer and seller. | |
| $578,000 | Gwinnett Commercial Building |
| Seller had property on the market but balloon note was called before a purchaser was found. Time was of the essence to save the owner/seller's investment. A quick re-finance kept the property in the owner's hands. | |
| $836,000 | Reynoldstown Condo Development |
| Foreclosure was pending on two properties when the borrower sought a LibLoan. A quick re-finance prevented the foreclosure. Now she has sold one tract for profit, paid off Lib, and broken ground on the second tract. | |
| $450,000 | Columbus Multi-Tenant Commercial |
| Multi-tenant commercial building - A commercial re-finance of $450,000 bought this developer the time they needed for a major overhaul of the partially leased building. Their banknote was due when LibLoans helped them buy the extra time to see their plans through. | |
| $559,000 | NW Atlanta Land Assemblage |
| One purchaser contract extension after another left the seller ready to walk. It took a quick closing to re-gain the seller's confidence and save the deal for the buyer. | |
| $971,000 | East Atlanta Church |
| The closing date for sale of the property was set, but, unfortunately, a foreclosure date was on the calendar before the closing date. A combination of a quick closing and escrowed payments allowed the deal to close before foreclosure. | |
| $141,500 | Paulding County Land |
| A borrower needed cash out of his land investment in order to fund a transportation business venture. With a LibLoan, the borrower was able to use his land asset to transform his business into an interstate success. | |
| $444,500 | W End Industrial Building |
| Seventy percent funding and a quick closing saved the deal for the borrower who had 30% cash, but lacked the conventional source for funding just days before the contract expiration date. | |
| $543,000 | Walton County Autobody Shop |
| The owner of an autobody shop needed some repairs on his loan, especially when the bank called his note. A LibLoan re-finance fixed the problem. | |
| $1,415,000 | SE Atlanta Apartments |
| A shrewd investor knew a good deal when he saw one, or two, or three, or four! His traditional bank credit line was at the limit, but a deal too good to pass up came along. Funding from a LibLoan was his answer to keeping the windows of opportunity open. | |
| $562,000 | Groundup Construction on 2 houses in Hapeville |
| A builder wanted to buy out his land partner, and secure building funds; a creative cross-collateralization loan from Lib gave him the ground up construction funding he needed and the freedom to do it his way. |
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