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Posted: March 28, 2013
50 year anniversary question and answer Daniel Palmier
Name: Daniel Palmier
Title: President & CFO
Company: UC Funding
Years with Company: 3
Years in real estate industry: 30
Address: 745 Boylston St., Suite 502, Boston, MA 02116
Telephone: 857-288-2778
Email: info@ucfunds.com
Website: ucfunds.com
In what way has the New England Real Estate Journal been a benefit to you and your business? First off, happy 50th birthday New England Real Estate Journal! Our senior management team has been reading the New England Real Estate Journal, for as long as I can remember, for me since the late 1990s. NEREJ, to us, is the bible for real estate owners and operators. There is always something interesting and educational to glean from each issue, whether it is networking/relationship building guide, information technology, conference & event schedules, our own advertising and promotion - we look forward to each and every issue.
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