Liberty Capital Asset Management

mike romero

Feb 25 2010 8:43 AM

i am trying to reach michael a. barron my name is mike romero.........i am located in warren michigan i have some investors who are interested in talking to you guys re: LCPM could you give me a call please.........your phones have had a busy signal for a couple of months and obviously not working yet........your website is taking shape, btw........we've been following this issue for a while now and one of the investors, is in fact, located in henderson....... mike romero 734 516 6469 http://microcapconsultant.com/

trina Lewis

Feb 23 2010 1:21 PM

We are direct to the below companies. Please contact us so we can together take the next steps to best help them. We look forward to working with you! Thanks. 1. We buy NPNs in NY, NJ, CT and South FL. Multi Family and Office. $15-100 million transaction size. We do not want pools but rather one loan of that size. 2. We have a company with an LOI and SPOF in hand that wants SFR in Florida. It is specific to certain zip codes. Transaction size is $5 million. 3. Direct to an investor that is looking for SFR in Maricopa County AZ. $1 million transaction. Purchase up to 65% BPO. In as is condition. SPOF and LOI in hand now. Trina Lewis Rich Lewis TLC Financial Notes 344 Franklin Court Ambler, Pa 19002 (267) 421-6828-pH (267) 222-1007-fax Email: iyzsoblu2@juno.com Confidentiality Notice: The material in this e-mail is intended only for the use of the individual to whom it is addressed and may contain information that is confidential, privileged, and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient, be advised that the unauthorized use, disclosure, duplication, distribution, or the taking of any action in reliance on this information is strictly prohibited. If you would not like anymore e-mails from this vendor please click reply to this e-mail and put REMOVE in the subject line. Thank you.

Daniel C Tedesco	Apr 23 2009 8:51 AM
How similar is the Liberty Asset Re-Fi program to the Private/ Public program which does not seem to be getting off of the ground due to fear of partnering with the Government? Seems to me that this will leave plenty of mortgages open for the private sector to buy up to make a huge profit.