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The W.A.D. Group based private money lender specializing in alternative financing, announced that it has launched moneynyc.com MoneyNYC.com is a collaboration of multiple financial service providers committed to assisting individuals, business owners, and entrepreneurs with solutions to their financial needs. Lawsuit Advance, Hard Money Loans, Restaurant Finance, Real Estate Mortgage Services, Real Estate Sales, Insurance Services, Merchant Service Processing, Payroll Services, Business Start Up Services, Tax Professionals, ATM Services, and Financial Planners are who have joined the MoneyNYC.com family.

If you have been looking for a place to handle multiple financial services, moneynyc.com is worth checking out. MoneyNYC.com puts customer service first and prides themselves on their second to none service. The W.A.D. Group has built it’s solid reputation one satisfied customer at a time, and brings this same philosophy to the MoneyNYC.com family.

Robert Coppinger, Managing Member of The W.A.D. Group said “Providing a single site where clients can access top professionals in their fields easily, was a dream come true for me. I receive hundreds of calls a week from prospects, and they usually have so many questions and needs that my company as a lending institution could not answer or solve.

Over the years I have secured solid referral relationships with like minded financial service professionals, and developed a strong network to send these clients to knowing that they were going to be treated as I would treat them. MoneyNYC.com takes that process of referring clients and brings it into 2010.

I now have a dedicated platform and streamlined process for handling multiple financial service requests.” The W.A.D. Group, LLC maintains offices in Bronx New York, Hartsdale New York, and Stamford Connecticut. Please visit moneynyc.com for more information.

In a survey of real estate CFOs and senior comptrollers conducted by the Chicago-based financial advisory firm Grant Thornton LLP, only 12 percent said their company will increase hiring in the next six months and nearly two-thirds, 63 percent, plan to reduce bonuses.

Real Estate companies are also reducing health care benefits, 401k benefits, and stock options. Real estate firms are trimming the fat, even while the real estate market continues to show signs of improvement. Real Estate companies, according to the survey conducted by Grat Thornton LLP are most concerned about the cost of employee benefits.

While the Chicago Real Estate market is improving, these numbers illustrate an extreme contradiction in the real estate industry. While real estate companies remain optimistic about the future of their industry, cost cutting measures reflect a distinct pessimism in their own industry.

Is the real estate industry in a true recovery mode, or is a second micro-bubble emerging. As of right now, it is not clear, but there definitely a discrepancy between internal practices of real estate firms and gauges of the real estate market. Speculation surrounding real estate is always apparent. But is it beneficial when the speculation directly opposes the actions of Real Estate firms and brokerages?

So what can we learn from this contradiction? Is the market over-valued?  Is a secondary bubble forming after we slowly emerge out of the recession? Whatever the case, it is clear that the real estate market may still be over-valued, as firms still continue to cut costs, while the real estate market continues to improve.