Overall, Garry has more than 35 years of experience in the development, asset management (workout and business plans), and financing of every type of real estate project, including the following specifics: Garry was the Co-Founder (2000) of Hotel Financial Strategies where he was responsible for providing investment banking services and the closing of over $1 Billion of financing for the hospitality industry. This included acquisition, renovation, bridge, construction, and permanent debt, as well as equity. The projects ranged from high-end limited service hotels to 5 star resorts, including mixed use projects and master-planned communities. In the 1990’s, Garry provided investment banking and advisory services for the acquisition and financing of hotels and resorts in the U.S. totaling more than $600 million. He also provided due diligence analysis, workout strategies, business plans, and asset management to major firms such as Colony Capital and J. E. Robert companies. In the late 1980’s, as a partner with the Robert M. Bass Realty Group, he was the acting President of the $6 billion problem asset division (the “bad bank”) of American Savings. He also was a partner in the $1.5 billion acquisition of the Westin Hotel chain, which included the Plaza in NYC and the Mauna Kea Resort. In the early 1980’s, as VP Development for Oxford Properties, he was responsible for the acquisition and planning of the $1 billion Citicorp Plaza in Los Angeles, as well as other real estate projects including retail, office, industrial, and master planned communities. Independently, he structured a partnership between a large Las Vegas casino and a California Native American tribe which then built a casino near Palm Springs. Garry is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, and Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire.
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Jack Heller

Jack brings with him long term Real Estate experience in the Commercial and Retail arena, serving clients who invest in Shopping Centers, Office Buildings, Free Standing Triple Net Credit Tenant opportunities and Land for Development.  Jack has an outstanding performance record and has diverse expertise in senior management functions with best-in-class high growth real estate business entities. He has been a partner in an Arizona based development company and has held Senior Executive in a number of commercial and residential development companies. He has also succeeded in obtaining many millions of dollars in investment funds for client projects. Jack while an advisor to the Firm, is currently active as an independent Real Estate Broker and Consultant to residential and commercial real estate clients.

David Goldberg

David Goldberg has been involved exclusively in real estate sales and marketing since 1968. David was Director of Sales for the J. H. Hedrich Company, at the time one of the oldest and most established homebuilding companies in the San Gabriel Valley. His new home sales experience ranges from entry level attached to luxury home communities. David is a past Associate Publisher of Homes & Land Magazine and the Los Angeles Rental Guide Magazine, of which he was a Regional Sales Director for the corporate franchiser. He is currently president of New Homes Direct, a targeted direct mail publication for new home communities. David is a licensed California Real Estate Broker and is a member of the Institute of Residential Marketing (IRM). David served on the Board of Directors for the Building Industry Association (BIA) for eighteen years and was Co-Editor of that chapter's newsletter, “Spatterdash”. He is a founding Director and past President of the Sales and Marketing Council (SMC) of Los angeles and Ventura Counties and is a member of the SMC's prestigious Hall of Fame. David received industry-wide recognition as Chief Executive Officer of the Year at the 1991 SMC Elan Awards.

Steve Dallas

Mr. Dallas has an extensive background in finance, capital raising and business operations. He has built numerous businesses from the ground up and enjoys the challenge of bringing new ideas to market. With over 30 years in mortgage operations, Steve has experience in banking, loan originations, loan administration, investor accounting and management of senior staff. Steve's main strengths however are leadership and team building.

In 1981, Steve co-founded First Franklin Financial Corporation, a California-based mortgage banking firm which grew from 4 employees to nearly 4000, funding in excess of $100 billion in single family mortgages annually. Bank of New York and Bank of America were co-agents with First Franklin’s warehouse facility. In 2005, First Franklin became a subsidiary of Merrill Lynch Bank & Trust Company and serviced more than 35,000 mortgage brokers nationwide..

In 1996 Steve's Austin-based firm Lakeway Development, partnered with Dong Ah Construction (Korea) to acquire 2200 undeveloped acres from Ross Perot's Hillwood Development. The Lakeway property was entitled, developed and sold to Credit Suisse First Boston in 1998. Pursuant to the sale, Lakeway Development together with local environmentalists and US Fish and Wild Life, successfully negotiated one of the largest environmental deals in Texas history..

In 1998, Steve partnered with Lehman Brothers to found United Capital Leasing Corporation, a nationwide small-ticket equipment lender. At its pinnacle, United Capital had over 120 employees originating, underwriting, funding and servicing a loan portfolio of approximately $100 million. Steve also previously founded and operated an executive home builder, a subprime auto finance firm and a real estate property management and brokerage firm.

Steve graduated from Wittenberg University in 1979 with dual-degrees in Economics & Business, was a member of the Tiger’s NCAA III national championship football team and the Alpha Tau Omega national fraternity. In 2011, the Tigers football squad became the 19th school in NCAA history to notch their 700th victory and became the only NCAA Division II or Division III School to reach this lofty plateau.

Barry Lundvall

Barry has more than 27 years of experience in the upstream with Exxon Mobil. The majority of his career was spent as a domestic and international construction site manager all over the world. He has construction experience in onshore oil and gas processing facilities, cogeneration plants, storage tanks, pipelines, power cables, roads and bridges. His offshore construction experience includes deep draft caisson vessels, FPSO’s, and shallow water platforms. These projects were executed on four continents with a total value of $2 billion. Other oil and gas experience includes supervising production operations, well repairs, and environmental compliance. Barry holds a BS degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Washington. Barry is active in projects affecting his community and currently is a director and treasurer of his homeowner’s association.