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May 04, 2008

Goldstar Credit Corporation expands commercial offeringsMortgagePress.comhard equity bridge loan program, commercial properties, short-term loans Goldstar Credit Corporation has announced its hard equity bridge loan program available for commercial properties anywhere in the United States. These mortgages are short-term (up to three years) loans on most commercial property types. The borrower's credit is not a factor. The minimum loan size is $250,000, with a maximum loan size of $25 million. The maximum loan to value ratio is 65 percent. Goldstar understands that the value of hard money loans is speed, and commitments can be issued in 48 hours. Deerfield Beach, Fla.-based Goldstar Credit Corporation is a private commercial lender that specializes in short-time commercial mortgages. For more information, call (954) 428-1333 or visit www.goldstarcreditcorp.com.
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