Wow Vernon Clement Jones from MortgageBrokerNews, just wrote an article about North East Mortgages and Terry Kilakos (Founder and President).
"Try not to snicker, but one brokerage has found a way to piggyback off of RBC’s success, relocating to a storefront the bank only recently vacated after 30 years.
“I don’t think they knew it was being leased to me,” said Terry Kilakos, a chartered Mortgage Broker and owner of VERICO North East Mortgages in Montreal. “All’s fair in love and war, though, and this location is not only great because it`s a corner lot on a high-traffic area, but it’s been identified as a bank for decades in the minds of consumers, which should help grow our walk-in traffic.”
That’s usually why banks vacating old branch locations avoid selling to other financial services players.
In fact, they frequently rely on sales agreements holding the buyer to a moratorium on that kind of business for as long as five years. Kilakos is leasing from the new owner of the stone-clad building and hasn't entered into any agreement with the bank.
He moves into the leased 3,000 sq.-ft. spot at the heart of Montreal`s Saint-Laurent borough on April 1."
To read more check out the rest of the article...
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