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New York, NY

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New York

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New York

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United States

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New York City resident Kenneth A. Schneider wields two and a half decades of experience executing commercial real estate transactions as the Principle of American Bridge Funding. Since signing on with American Bridge Funding in May 1985, Kenneth A. Schneider has administered numerous bridge loans to assist clients in closing on unique commercial property opportunities located around the country. Leveraging his extensive knowledge of the financial tools made available to him at American Bridge Funding, Kenneth A. Schneider manages an impressive portfolio of notable real estate closings. In the past, Kenneth A. Schneider has overseen short-term loan arrangements for customers investing in four commercial buildings located within blocks of the University of Pennsylvania’s The Wharton School of Business in Philadelphia. Additionally, Kenneth A. Schneider’s efforts at American Bridge Funding have led to property purchases in the communities of Boca Raton, Florida, and Pocono Pines, Pennsylvania. With every interim financing deal, Kenneth A. Schneider works closely with his customers to determine their fiscal needs and abilities to recompense what they borrowed in a timetable that is suitable for both parties. American Bridge Funding’s Kenneth A. Schneider has assisted clients in capitalizing on prime opportunities in the commercial real estate market and helped landowners hold onto their assets during periods of economic instability. Kenneth A. Schneider’s adept and prompt services have been used to close on commercial real estate in Bloomington, Indiana; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and Monmouth County, New Jersey. Licensed construction estimator and adjustor Kenneth A. Schneider of American Bridge Funding is an active member of the National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers, a professional development and networking group of real estate appraisers.

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