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Michael Shea
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  • Avon CT
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Commercial Construction Mixed USE

Michael Shea
  • Banker
  • Avon CT
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Owner of the building will be moving their liquor store to that new location and the other store front will be rented as well as the 4 apartments.   Borrower has cash and a good net worth.  They own 2 liquor stores already.  The bridge lenders I have talked to don't like the deal because the loan amount is too small.   I would assume there has got to be a way to get this completed.