Mark Knoll Featured in Recent Seattle Times Article

A recent article in the Seattle Times featured Mark Knoll, co-founder of Blueprint Capital, a builder co-op business in Seattle that is building despite the economy.

Seattle, WA, April 14, 2012 -- Blueprint, lends money to its investors for the purpose of building homes and providing jobs for people in this struggling economy, is a company co-founded by Mark Knoll. Mr. Knoll is the main force behind the business structure of Blueprint, with over 20 years experience in real estate lending behind him, he is the company CFO.

Not only does the company provide jobs to people, but it also builds homes for people to live in and helps to secure land in a way that seems to work a little better than one would normally expect acquiring land would be.

This article in the Seattle Times illustrates an interview with Mark Knoll and what the company he helped to create actually does, how they help builders input equity in the business and then the business in turns assists with find land and building upon it. The Seattle Times article also goes into the dynamics of the practices of Blueprint and features an interview with Mark Knoll.

The informative and concise article that was written in the Seattle Times, gives a good, solid, insightful and illuminating discussion on exactly what the company is about, what it does and, perhaps more importantly, why it conducts business they way it does, by focusing the interview with Mark Knoll and Jim Barger. They go into detail, in their words on the workings of the company.

As one reads the article, they will see how focusing their stories on businesses, not only helps to keep people informed about what is being done in the area, but also helps to promote growth by promoting businesses that are part of the Seattle community itself and brings everyone closer together.

While there are no actual direct links in the article to take you to the featured business website, the information is quite easy to find and the information on the personnel and practices of the business can be perused easily allowing one to gain a better insight.

This article in the Seattle Times illustrates an interview with Mark Knoll

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