The Peach Owner Sued For Allegedly Faking Leases To Land Mortgage
Samuel Lloyd, the developer who converted the iconic The Peach building in Midtown Atlanta into apartments, is being sued by his partners in the project for allegedly faking leases and fraudulently inflating income statements to secure a mortgage.
Samuel Lloyd, the developer who converted the iconic The Peach building in Midtown Atlanta into apartments, is being sued by his partners in the project for allegedly faking leases and fraudulently inflating income statements to secure a mortgage. Read MoreBisnow News Feed
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