PALM BAY, FL-Deutsche Bank Mortgage Capital purchased the loan on the 120-unit property in the Melbourne, FL suburb in Brevard County, 60 miles south of Downtown Orlando.
Deutsche Bank Mortgage Capital purchased the 10-year loan which amortizes on a 30-year schedule and carries a note rate of 7%. Brad Cox, managing regional director in Arbor's full-service Atlanta lending office, originated the loan.
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