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Stonemont Financial Group

www.stonemontfinancial.com

 
Stonemont Financial Group`s mission is to develop a true partnership with our clients, easing the burden of navigating the challenges related to implementing financing strategies in today`s volatile markets. The Principal Real Estate Practice focuses almost exclusively on acquiring and developing single-tenant net lease transactions and private off-campus student housing projects. For net lese transactions our capital underwrites credit primarily, real estate secondarily, which is critical in today`s market. Depending on our client`s needs, we have the ability to act as principal in both ground-up developments, as well as existing asset acquisitions, allowing our client to leverage our principals` experience ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
David Burch
General Counsel Profile

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