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Posted: April 7, 2011
Business Best: New England Realty Resources
Q10 | New England Realty Resources, LLC is an established, successful mortgage banking firm headquartered in Boston, MA. Formed in 1982, Q10 | New England Realty specializes in the origination and servicing of commercial mortgage investments. In addition, Q10 | NERR is able to provide its clients services in appraisal, investment sales, property management and real estate consulting.
A leading provider of commercial real estate capital solutions, Q10 | NERR has arranged financing in excess of $3 billion since its inception. Q10 | NERR presently services over $345 million on behalf of life insurance companies and other institutional lenders.
Q10 | NERR's staff combine over 60 years of proven expertise. This experience has forged long standing relationships with correspondent lenders and investors, as well as many prominent Northeast real estate developers and commercial property owners.
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