TMC Financing Case Study

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TMC Financing is a mortgage lending firm that is located in Oakland, California. They have been the authority in the owner-user commercial real estate financing for well over 36 years. Their financing options include SBA 504 real estate loans, special purpose properties, hotel financing, construction financing, and equipment financing. TMC Financing has assisted nearly 5,000 business owners acquire their own building.

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