Florida Bond & Mortgage, Inc. (FBM) was established in 1957 and is a full service commercial mortgage banking and real estate advisory firm. We currently have offices in Fort Lauderdale, Tampa Bay, and Naples, Florida. Because of our vast and well established range of real estate expertise, we are able to provide commercial real estate lending services for developers, investors and lending institutions nationwide.
We currently service over $500,000,000 in commercial real estate loans for various life insurance companies, banks, Wall Street firms and private investors nationwide. We consistently strive to expand our sources of business and build long-term relationships. Whether your funding requirements are $1,000,000 or $100,000,000, our team of real estate specialists are ready to assist in structuring the financing of your project so it will meet your needs and the needs of our lenders.
Our goal is to professionally structure, place and fund your financing project in a timely manner.
We currently service over $500,000,000 in commercial real estate loans for various life insurance companies, banks, Wall Street firms and private investors nationwide. We consistently strive to expand our sources of business and build long-term relationships. Whether your funding requirements are $1,000,000 or $100,000,000, our team of real estate specialists are ready to assist in structuring the financing of your project so it will meet your needs and the needs of our lenders.
Our goal is to professionally structure, place and fund your financing project in a timely manner.
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Florida Bond and Mortgage, Inc. was founded in 1957.
In 1968 Florida Bond was acquired by Southeast Bank along with the Lon Worth Crow and D.R. Mead companies collectively forming Southeast Mortgage Company.
At that time, Harvey Ramsey and Bob Lambert, key managers of the Ft.
Lauderdale office, decided to form their own company, South Florida Bond and Mortgage, Inc. in order to continue as independent mortgage bankers rather than join the bank owned consolidated mortgage corporation.
This decision was encouraged from some of their institutional lenders with whom they were granted servicing.
In 1968 Florida Bond was acquired by Southeast Bank along with the Lon Worth Crow and D.R. Mead companies collectively forming Southeast Mortgage Company.
At that time, Harvey Ramsey and Bob Lambert, key managers of the Ft.
Lauderdale office, decided to form their own company, South Florida Bond and Mortgage, Inc. in order to continue as independent mortgage bankers rather than join the bank owned consolidated mortgage corporation.
This decision was encouraged from some of their institutional lenders with whom they were granted servicing.
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