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Mercer & Cooper Join with Ausfirst Compliance Partners on a Land Sub-Division Project
- Published May 24, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Mercer and Cooper Capital Partners are pleased to announce a ‘joining of forces’ with Ausfirst Compliance Partners (AFS License 275444) for the Crest Estate Land project. This exciting venture has mortgage security and an 18% per annum return to the investors, with an 18-month investment time frame.
Anyone interested in receiving the Private Placement Offer for Preferred Equity with mortgage security can request the information directly to Mercer and Cooper Capital Partners.
ABOUT MERCER:
Mercer and Cooper is a boutique development fund specialising in lending funds for small scale property development or staged developments.
All loans are made to related entities and special purpose development companies where there are common directors allowing a high interest rate (coupon) and a share in all development profits.
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