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Daniel Greenberg Joins Inland Mortgage Capital as SVP

Jul 16, 2019
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Inland Mortgage Capital LLC has announced the appointment of Daniel Greenberg as senior vice president of loan origination, where he will be responsible for all facets of Inland Mortgage Capital’s commercial real estate bridge loan origination for the eastern United States.
Inland Mortgage Capital LLC has announced the appointment of Daniel Greenberg as senior vice president of loan origination
 
“We are pleased to welcome Dan to the Inland Mortgage Capital team during a time of rapid growth,” said Art Rendak, president of Inland Mortgage Capital. “Inland Mortgage Capital has been mandated to increase its loan portfolio, with an emphasis on financing collateral located in the East Coast and Southeast United States.”
 
Greenberg brings more than 30 years of experience to his position. Prior to joining Inland Mortgage, Greenberg served as the senior fund manager at Spectrum Mortgage Group, where he was responsible for originating, underwriting and closing short-term bridge loans for commercial real estate transactions throughout South Florida. Greenberg also previously held positions with Acres Capital, Marcus & Millichap, Cypress Creek Capital, Tri-Stone Companies and Coral Gables Federal.

 
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