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CLIENTS (As of January 1, 2014) CLIENTS (as of January 1, 2014) Academy Bank Capri Capital FSLIC Alec Cohen CPA Casey International Fannie Mae AM Crofts CBRE Fidelity Bank AMI Capital, Inc. C-Cor First American Savings Bank AMRESCO Capital Corporation Celanese/US First Bank Milwaukee American Capital Resource, Inc. CD Care Foundation First Bank and Trust American Equities Center For Housing Resources First City Bank American Momentum Centerline Capital First Commercial Bank American Property Financing, Inc. Centex Management First Dallas Investors American Realty Charter Investment Corp. First Equities Americity Federal Savings Bank CharterMac First Gibraltar Bank, FSB American Momentum Chase Manhattan Bank Houston First Heights, FSA American Mortgage Acceptance Company Christian Relief Services First Madison Bank American National Bank of Texas Chrysler Realty Corporation First National Bank & Trust American Property Financing, Inc. Chrysler Technologies Corp. First National Bank in Graham Americo Real Estate CICCAR First Nationwide Bank McAlester Ampro Equities Citadel Mortgage First Republic Bank of Dallas Amwest Savings Assoc. Citibank California, FSB First State Bank Anacapa Capital Citibank Canada First Texas Savings Andrews & Kurth LLP Citibank Dallas First United Bank Denton Arbor National Commercial Mortgage Citicorp Real Estate First United Bank Durant ARCS Commercial Mortgage Co., L.P. Citicorp Mortgage Folsom Properties Aries Capital Citizens National Bank FRAM Building Group Armed Forces Bank City of Fort Worth Friedman and Associates Armed Services Bank City of Lewisville Frost Bank Arvest Bank City of Sayre, Oklahoma SETTLEPOU Assurance Capital CityBank & Trust Forbes Development Axiom Capital Claremore Housing Associates Future Interests, Inc. B Street Bank Collateral Mortgage, Ltd. GCL Holdings Bank of America Colonial Communities Gallagher & Associates Bank of New York Colonial Equities, Inc. Gerald Conley Bank of South Texas, The Colonial Property Trust GFRC Cladding Systems Bank One Capital Funding Column Financial, Inc. Globe Mortgage Bank One Mortgage Capital Comerica GMAC Mortgage Bank One Oklahoma Commerce Bank N.A. Grady County Bank One, Texas, NA Commerce National Bank Austin Graham Family Trust Bank Midwest Community Bank of Texas Grandbridge Mortgage Banque Nationale De Paris Compass Bank Great American Clubs Barnett Bank of SW Georgia Concord Mortgage Company Green Park Financial Bartholow & Milbank Consolidated Funding Corporation Greystone Servicing Baruch Properties Cornerstone Housing Gulf Horizon Bay Harbor Continental Housing Corporation Housing Assistance Council Bay View Development Coppermark Bank H & N Investments Beal Savings Cowen Properties Inc. Haltom Bank Bedford Falls Development Credit Suisse First Boston Haroon Rivani Investment & Beech Street Capital Crescent Realty Development BEI/Ritz Crestmarc Hartzog Conger Cason Neville Belgian American Inv. & Trade Criswell Development Company Harvey & Associates Benchmark Bank Crocker National Bank Hearthside Development Bendzick & Hokkanen Crosson Dannis Henry S. Miller Corporation Berkadia Cushing Economic Development Authority Heritage Companies, The Berkshire Mortgage Company Cushman Wakefield Heritage Federal Savings and Loan Bernard Schuchmann D.A. Griffin & Associates Herring Marathon Group Beta Financial D&B Ventures, Inc. Hiersche Hayward Drakely Urbach, P.C. Beverly Group, The DEA Highland Mortgage BNY Mortgage DEC Investment Group Hillcrest Church BMC Capital Denton Place Partners Hillside Oaks Joint Venture Boatmen’s National Mortgage, Inc. Daiwa Hinton Economic Development Authority Brasha Dallas City Housing Hollywood Park Joint Venture Briarwood-Houston, LP Darby Group, The Home Federal Savings Bridge National Partners Davis, Meadows, Owens, Collier, HSA Wexford Bancgroup Brown Brothers Harriman & Zachry Hudgins Companies Buchholz and Associates Deaf Action Center Hughes Eastern Oklahoma Burk Interests Deutche Bank Hybernia National Bank Burk & Wright Dimension Development Co. Industry State Bank C III Asset Management Dirk Anders Inland Real Estate Group CDC Financial Corp. DLJ Mortgage Integrated Real Estate C.E.I. Doc White Intergroup Caham Properties Donaldson, Lufkin, and Jenrette (DLJ) Intervest California Federal Bank Dougherty Inwood National Bank Camden Townwest, Inc. E.F.&A Funding Irwin R. Rose Company Campeau Corporation of Texas E.F. Hutton Jack Counts Camp Bowie National Bank Eagle United Jackson Walker Law Capital Advantage Group Electrospace Systems, Inc. Janik PC Capital One Bank Epic Properties J.E. Roberts Company Caprock Savings Equity Bank for Savings Jennings, Strouss, & Salmon Capmark Equiptex J. Craig Jett Capshaw, Goss & Bowers Estate of Loretta E. Barton Jerry G. Jones Revocable Living Trust CapSource Company, The Excel Inns of America Jerry Saxton Canyon Creek Bank FAMCO Johnson Development Co. Capital Assets FADA Jonathon Cocks & Associates Capital One FDIC JPMorgan Chase Bank JACK POE COMPANY INCORPORATED COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL AND CONSULTING 8117 Preston Road Suite 300 Dallas, TX 75225 (214) 720-9898 [email protected] CLIENTS (as of January 1, 2014) John Bright John Cathey NRP Texas American Bank of McKinney John Wayt, III Oakwood Companies Texas Best Building Jones Lang Lasalle Onyx Texas Commerce Bank Shares Joseph Bracey OPUBCO Properties, Inc. Texas Capital Bank Joyner Mortgage Company ORIX Real Estate Capital Markets Texas Data Control JNP Properties Outreach Housing Corporation Texas 4-H Center Kaufman & Broad Parallel Capital Texas Housing Agency Key Bank Park Development, LLC Texas Ten Keystone Mortgage Patrician Financial Company Texas Woman's University Kinghorn, Driver, Hough Pinnacle Realty T. F. Stone Companies, Inc. Koons, Fuller, McCurley, & PNC Multifamily Capital Third National Bank Vanden Eykel PNC Bank Trammel Crow Residential Kinghorn, Driver, Hough & Co. PW Funding Inc. Trans-Pacific Mortgage Kreymer Companies, The Page & Addison Travelers Companies, The KRR Construction Paramount Realty Traverse Realty & Development Landmark Group Parco Foods, Inc. Tri-County FSB, Maryland Lasco Development Co. Park City Savings Triad Real Estate L & R Properties Parking Company of America Tomlin Properties Lee Fischer & Associates Parallel Capital Towbin & Zazove, Ltd. Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. Patrician Financial Group, The Towcon Properties Lehman Housing Capital, Inc. Patton and Company UBC Tulsa Legacy Bank Paul Jost UBS Legacy Commercial Mortgage Peoples Heritage, FSL ULLICO Leland Burk Petco Union Planters Bank Leeshan Birney Pinnacle United American Insurance Lend Lease Pitzer & Collins United Savings Assoc. of Texas Lerer, Harvey and Susan Portshire Corporation US Bank Liberty Bank Post Oak Investors US Marshall’s Office Lions Service Corporation Presidential Greens Partners USDA Lincoln Savings Bank Prime Lending Vela Keller L.J. Melody & Company Principal Management Group Venture Development Corporation Local Federal Bank Prudential Insurance Co. Vestcor Locke, Purnell, Rain, & Harrell Prudential Mortgage Capital V.I.C.I.S Lomas Management Prudential Huntoon Paige Vista Savings Lone Star Credit Union Quest Waco Regional Airport LW Investments Realty Capital Corporation Wachovia Lynn Communities Red Capital Wachovia Capital MAB-Crystal Park J.V. Red Mortgage WalMart Stores, Inc. Majorie Firm Redstone Partners Warwick Malone Mortgage Company Redwood Development Washington Capital Manuel Chrysler Dodge Reilly Mortgage Capital Corp. Washington Mutual Bank Marigot Capital Advisors Regal Entertainment Washington Mutual Savings Bank Mark Turrentine Regions Bank Water Tower Ltd. Master Fibers Related Capital Corp. Wayne Baer Mastertex Texas Residence Group, The Wellington Properties MBank, Dallas Resort Development International Wells Fargo Bank McCaslin Properties Resolution Trust Corporation Wells Fargo Realty McDowell, Rice & Smith Re-Ward Westcorp, Inc. McKenzie & Baer Rhodes and Sinon Wind River Corporation McKenzie Banking Ron Robinson WINSTEAD McKissick Real Estate Rose Law Firm WMF/Huntoon, Paige Associates MD & Associates Rushton Stakely Johnston & Garrett P.A. WMF Washington Mortgage MDJW Law San Antonio Savings Woodhaven Country Club Mellon Mortgage Sandia Federal Savings Assoc. Woodmen of the World Life Merrill Lynch Santa Fe Capital Insurance Society META Sargent & Company METEC Asset Management Sayre Industrial Authority MHKH PC Scotia Bank Mid Continental Equities Seamans Bank for Savings Midland Mortgage Shafer Property Company Minirth Meier Clinic Shannon Gracey MIMLIC Schattauer Family Trust Mission Savings Association Short, How, Frels & Heitz, P.C. Mississippi Savings Bank SNB Bank of Dallas Mitchell Mortgage Company Steven A. Sloan Associates Mohammed Naseem Patel Southmark Morgan Stanley Trust N.A. SouthTrust Mortgages USA Southwest Bank, Garland Multiloan Southwest Realty Advisors Mutual Benefit Life Springdale Bank & Trust Mutual of Canada Springs Properties NCNB Texas Sterns Bank NationsBank Thomas Stanley II National Realty Advisors Sterns Bank New Comforter Church Stillwater National Bank Newman Capital Subsidiary Consultants, Inc. Newport Mortgage Summit Commercial Nexbank Sun America Nomura Asset Capital Corporation Sunbelt Savings North Dallas Bank Sunstone Hotels North Houston Bank Sunvest Realty Advisors Norstar Development USA, Inc. Sydney Steiner Northstar Bank of Texas Symetra Life Northstar Mortgage Tejas Motel Development JACK POE COMPANY INCORPORATED COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL AND CONSULTING 8117 Preston Road Suite 300 Dallas, TX 75225 (214) 720-9898 [email protected] .
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