Since 1977, Ocean Pacific Capital is an independent loan originator, a commercial mortgage banker, who has assisted numerous clients obtain commercial mortgage loans that are the cheapest in the marketplace for the particular deal. Because every commercial mortgage loan is different, an experienced commercial mortgage banker can find the right loan and structure the loan properly so that loan is funded. With over 31 years in experience, Ocean Pacific Capital makes it easier for their commercial mortgage borrowers to find the obscure, but attractive commercial lender that are unknown to most borrowers. We find the loan that suits your needs and stay with you throughout the process to ensure that everything is running smoothly. Real estate developers and investors need a commercial mortgage banker that specializes in commercial real estate financing nationwide. We are that entrepreneurial business that services all the mortgage banking need in the commercial real estate world. For more information or to get started on this process today, email or call us to speak to one of our commercial loan specialists.
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Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
12/5/19
OPEC reached an agreement that adjusts its official production targets, but removes few barrels from a market that's forecast to return to surplus early next year.
The production outlook for North American shale will remain robust in coming years, despite a potential drop in oil prices, according to Rystad Energy.
Petrobras plans to pay its shareholders $34 billion in dividends over the next five years as it cuts debt and sells assets to shore up its finances.
Wall Street Journal
Commercial News
12/5/19
WSJ.com: US Business
United Airlines CEO to Step Down United Airlines said Chief Executive Oscar Munoz will become executive chairman in May, with President Scott Kirby taking the CEO post.
Smith & Wesson Parent Sees Higher Gun Sales American Outdoor Brands, Inc., the parent of Smith & Wesson, provided more evidence that demand for guns was stabilizing, with full-year sales and profit guidance that topped analysts? expectations
American Firms Import Fewer Chinese Goods Imports of Chinese goods fell in October after the U.S. imposed new tariffs on consumer goods, and the overall trade deficit narrowed on a drop in imports and exports.
