From left, Aztec Group executive vice president Charles Penan, senior managing director Howard Taft and director Brell Tarich in Miami. Courtesy photos
LV Lending secured the credit facility with help from Aztec Group, which closed the deal before COVID-19 became a pandemic that slowed the world's economy and lending.
April 07, 2020 at 02:34 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A Miami-based private lender that focuses on real estate investments secured a $15 million credit facility before the coronavirus shattered the service economy and most lending.
LV Lending LLC, which has a servicing portfolio of over $200 million, secured the credit facility with help from Aztec Group Inc., a Miami-based real estate investor and merchant bank.
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