Houlihan-Parnes Realtors arranged first mortgage financing - $2.45m
Jerry Houlihan of Houlihan-Parnes Realtors, LLC has arranged first mortgage financing in the amount of $2.45 million for the refinancing of two 3-story brick apartment buildings. The property is situated on a 1-acre lot located at the westerly blockfront of East Main St. between Pearl and Putnam Sts. It contains 45 residential units, on site parking for about 20 cars and a vacant tract of land which allows another building to be built there.
Features include a brand new roof and a new heating system, marble stairwells in common areas and hallways, laundry facilities, and hardwood floors in all apartments.
The loan was placed with a New York based savings bank at a market interest rate fixed for 5 years on a 10 year term payable on a 30-yr amortization schedule.
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