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Sep 11, 2006

Triton Funding offers fractional loans to second-home buyersMortgagePress.comFractional property ownership, Triton Funding Triton Funding Group is now offering fractional ownership loansloans that enable homebuyers to purchase properties (usually vacation homes) with other parties. "Owning fractional interest in high-end properties is becoming more and more feasible and popular," said George Rosenfield, co-founder and president of Triton. "The Ritz-Carlton Club and Residences, Fairmont Heritage Place and Calistoga Ranch, just to name a few in our local marketplace, are booming. It is our team's pleasure to provide an additional level of service to our clients to meet this growing demand in the second home market." San Francisco-based Triton Funding Group is a mortgage lender. For more information, call (877) 606-5626 or visit www.tritonfunding.com.
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