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Pacific Southwest Realty Services is a privately-held commercial real estate finance company. Specializing in Southern California commercial real estate loans, we can also originate commercial mortgages throughout the country. Each of our five offices offers access to national capital sources for life insurance company loans (non-recourse), debt, equity, mezzanine loans, and bridge financing. Property types include apartment loans, office property loans, retail property loans, industrial property loans, medical office building loans, flex space loans, R&D loans, warehouse loans, self-storage loans, and hotel loans. As mortgage bankers, we can provide for all of your commercial real estate financing needs.
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