New Mortgage Office Arranges $9M in Apartment Loans
Hunt Mortgage Group director Bill Papagno closed four multifamily deals within months of launching its Fort Lauderdale operations.
November 24, 2015 at 05:59 AM
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Dealmaker:Bill Papagno
The Deal: Since Papagno joined Hunt Mortgage Group LLC as a director in May, he boosted its small-balance portfolio by closing on four multifamily transactions that lent $9 million to investors in Miami, Pembroke Pines, Tampa and Coral Springs.
Details: New York-based Hunt Mortgage opened a Fort Lauderdale office this year and hired Papagno to lead the effort.
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