AT&T Plaza 2900-2916 N Ridge Rd E 16,820 SF 100% Leased Retail Building Ashtabula, OH 44004 $1,995,722 ($118.65/SF) 7.25% Cap Rate

AT&T began in 1885 as a subsidiary of Bell Telephone, growing into a telecom leader. After a 1984 antitrust breakup, it reorganized through mergers while maintaining its network infrastructure. The company now provides mobile services, fiber internet, and business communications solutions. AT&T serves millions globally through various subsidiaries while focusing on connectivity infrastructure.

Supercuts originated in 1975 when Geoffrey Rappaport and Frank Emmett established a revolutionary hair salon concept in Albany, California. The founders aimed to make haircuts accessible by eliminating appointments and offering unisex services at competitive prices. Through franchising, the company expanded its presence across North America. Today, Supercuts maintains its core value proposition of consistent, affordable haircare services for families and individuals.

FirstCash Holdings, Inc. operates as a pawnshop company and financial services provider. The company began in 1983 when Jack Daugherty started Cash America after working in pawn shops. First Cash Financial Services launched in 1988 by John Payne, who expanded through acquisitions. The two companies merged in 2016. Today FirstCash offers pawn loans secured by personal property and sells merchandise from forfeited loans. They serve customers in the United States and Latin America through thousands of locations.

Lendmark Financial Services is a privately held consumer finance company that provides personal loans, auto loans, and retail merchant financing to individuals seeking structured credit solutions. Founded in 1996, the company began as a subsidiary of First Liberty Bank before later transitioning through ownership changes and expanding its service offerings. Over time, Lendmark has grown its U.S. footprint with numerous branch locations supporting customers who may not have access to traditional bank financing. The organization emphasizes fixed-rate installment lending, predictable repayment structures, and in-person branch accessibility. Its history includes notable milestones such as its formation under First Liberty Bank, subsequent acquisition by BB&T, and later sale to a private equity firm in 2013. Lendmark also engages in philanthropic initiatives, including long-term support for pediatric cancer research.