Quarterly and Weekly Progress

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Nate Cater is based in Los Angeles. His company is PHOCIS which specializes in providing escrow services for smaller independent private lenders. The value proposition is to save on escrow fees. As always, perform your own due diligence. Request state-by-state escrow or money tra ...  Show more

US Apartment Distress with Anton Mattli

Anton Mattli is the founder of Peak Financing, based in Dallas Texas. Anton got his start in banking in Switzerland and held global commercial bank positions in NY, and in Asia before launching Peak Financing. On today's show we are talking about the state of the market and which ...  Show more

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