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Buyers or sellers mandate? We have off market bulk buy and hotels, all types of commercial inventory available.

We are actively seeking the above.

We have product. Off market property that will never 'hit the shelves'.

We have Bulk buy builder portfolios and more due in next week.

We also have had in recently approx $3B of hotel inventory, nationally and internationally, plus countless other commercial properties.

If you are a serious buyer or seller we recommend you contact us giving us an idea what you are seeking and a price guide.

We have multi-national clients and are in a very good position to get YOU the deal YOU want!

Commercial is a very hot market right now. Contact us to find out what we can do for you!

Contact me direct at:- Paul@DoynoRealty.com

Posted by Paul Jeremy on 02/10/2008 08:51 AM

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3 Comments on Buyers or sellers mandate? We have off market bulk buy and hotels, all types of commercial inventory available.

Hi Paul,

I am 1 away from buyers mandate. Do you have 5 & 4 star hotels. Cap rates from 9% and up?

Carlos Martinez 786-486-2007

04/14/2008 07:57 PM

by Carlos Martinez

I have hotels in Mexico. I do have some access to hotels in the U.S.

Please advise,

Jaime

Jaime@ojosazul.com

619 549-4144

05/05/2008 02:02 PM

by Hotels

I have a very motivated buyer who is looking to purchase bulk reo's ranging from 400million to 5 billion. My client is easy to work with, however needs proof that you actually have the product before giving a LOI. I am looking to establish a working relationship that way we can do business on more than one occasion. Please email me at josh@nwlsusa.com if you are able to produce proof of product. I am tired of jumping through hoops when in the end the seller doesn't have any product.

Joshua Loeb

J. Loeb Inc

818-428-1059

05/20/2008 07:30 PM

by Joshua Loeb

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