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Posted: February 2, 2012
Saturley acquires interest in Florida based Tranzon Driggers
According to Walt Driggers, CAI, AARE, majority interest in his long time real estate auction company, Tranzon Driggers, has been sold. Driggers has partnered with Tom Saturley, CAI of Portland, current chairman of the board of Tranzon, LLC and owner of Portland based Tranzon Auction Properties, along with Jon Barber, Florida real estate broker and auction professional. This recent acquisition by Saturley adds Florida to his Tranzon holdings currently in Maine, Massachusetts, New York, and Colorado. The coalition assumed responsibility for operations this week.
Driggers called the new partnership "an exciting move that positions Tranzon Driggers to grow its presence in the Southeast and will provide additional depth and breadth of leadership for the company. The new ownership team positions Tranzon Driggers to create an additional advantage for our clients."
Tranzon provides timely real estate solutions for lenders, trustees, individuals, and other serious sellers of real estate throughout the United States. Independently owned and operated, Tranzon Auction Properties and Tranzon Driggers are members of the Tranzon national auction and accelerated marketing group.
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