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Posted: November 20, 2015
Gamache and Edgar of Kinlin Grover Commercial handle $1.62 million sale
50 Aldrin Road - Plymouth, MAPlymouth, MA On October 30, the closing was held for the sale of 50 Aldrin Rd., a single tenant leased property. The transaction was financed via a 1031 Exchange.
George Gamache and Ben Edgar of Kinlin Grover Commercial brokered the transaction between the seller, 50 Aldrin LLC and the buyer, a Residuary Trust. The selling price was $1.62 million, financed with 1031 Exchange Funds. The entire transaction from introducing the buyer to the property, to closing, was accomplished in less than 30 days.
George Gamache, Kinlin Grover Commercial
Ben Edgar, Kinlin Grover Commercial
Kinlin Grover Commercial is a commercial real estate brokerage company specializing in commercial and investment properties in Southeastern Mass., with offices located in Mashpee, Orleans and Plymouth.
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