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Jasie of Pioneer Financial arranges $1 million in financing for 2 clients

Pioneer Financial Group, LLC recently placed both construction and permanent financing, a combined total of $1 million on behalf of two separate clients. Managing member Sean Jasie worked with the borrowers in securing the loans. Pioneer Financial worked with a local trust in securing a $400,000 refinance loan. The borrower refinanced a small condominium development located in R.I. The closing took approximately 40 days to complete from request to funding. The note carries a 6.25% interest rate. The property consists of three adjacent 3-story buildings, housing a total of 12 condo units. The owner recently renovated the unit kitchens and baths. He sold two of the units and decided to refinance existing high-interest construction loan once the market turned. Pioneer Financial worked with the same trust in securing $630,000 construction loan for a developer located in Mission Hill, Boston. The subject property is approved for the development of four 1,400 s/f townhomes. Each home will offer the buyer tile kitchens and baths, hardwood floors throughout and garage parking. The construction note floats over prime and has a 12-month term, at which time it will roll to a permanent note fixed at 6.25%. "Our lending sources are still actively seeking quality transactions. Construction projects, even ground up, are still being funded!" said Jasie.
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McEvoy of The Conrad Group brokers $2.9 million sale of industrial building

Hingham, MA The Conrad Group  has brokered the sale of 55 Research Rd., South Shore Park. The property consists of a 20,340 s/f single story manufacturing building on two acres of land.
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