The transaction in Huntersville, which closed on July 5, is the largest financing deal for Trez Forman in North Carolina this year. So far in 2018, Trez Forman has lent approximately $98 million in construction and acquisition financing for North Carolina residential projects.
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By John Jordan | July 09, 2018
The transaction in Huntersville, which closed on July 5, is the largest financing deal for Trez Forman in North Carolina this year. So far in 2018, Trez Forman has lent approximately $98 million in construction and acquisition financing for North Carolina residential projects.
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