Coastal Launches Realty

January 04, 2008, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

RALEIGH, N.C. - Coastal Federal Credit Union has launched Daymark Realty, a full-service real estate firm serving the Triangle area that will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of the CU. Coastal teamed up with existing real estate agents to create the new business.

Daymark, which currently has 7 licensed realtors, will be managed by Broker-in-charge Louis Guillama and Realtor Michael Laino, who bring to the company a combined 20 years of real estate experience. Although Daymark’s realty services are available to anyone, credit union members enjoy enhanced benefits, dubbed the “Daymark Advantage,” courtesy of Coastal’s cooperative structure.

The relationship will allow for one-stop convenience, combining the realty experience of the Daymark team of realtors, with the mortgage and insurance expertise of Coastal.

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