Ed Sweeten

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  Ed Sweeten, Resource Management's director of acquisitions, said Stichting Bedrijfstak Pensioensonds Voor de Metalektro of the Netherlands invested in Red Mountain Timber Co., which Resource Management controls.Although the federal government's report shows foreign ownership, Sweeten said Stichting is just one of several fund investors.
  
  "They have minority ownership with no direct control," Sweeten said.
  
  Sweeten said Red Mountain has a 15-year contract to supply International Paper with wood and timber from land.

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  Ed Sweeten, Director of Acquisitions
  
  Ed Sweeten is one of the leading authorities on forest acquisitions and land sales in the Southern United States.With over 25 years of diversified forestry and real-estate experience, he has conducted more than $8 billion in forestland acquisitions and sales.He is a licensed real-estate broker in Mississippi, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina as well as a registered forester in Georgia and the Carolinas.Ed earned a Bachelor of Science degree in forest management from Auburn University and is a member of both the Society of American Foresters and the Association of Consulting Foresters.He also has authored several articles on forest landowner management practices for industry journals and is a co-recipient of the 1994 Hancock Timber Resource Group's Stewardship Award.

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  Ed Sweeten Director of Aquisitions and Land Salesesweeten@resourcemgt.com (803)635-3402

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  Ed SweetenResource Management Service, Inc.485 Highway 321 Bypass, Winnsboro, SC 29180(803) 635-3402 office, (803) 635-4113 faxesweeten@resourcemgt.com

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  "Sewall was very responsive to our needs and pulled together a lot of information in a short period of time," commented Ed Sweeten, Director of Acquisitions at RMS.

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  Ed Sweetenesweeten@resourcemgt.com (803)635-3402

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  Timberland Transactions , 1-800-995-9516, Ed Sweeten at ext. 330, esweeten@resourcemgt.com

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  "The public is not going to see much difference between us and International Paper," said Ed Sweeten, director of acquisitions for Resource Management Service, which manages land on behalf of individuals and institutional investors.He led negotiations for one of the two primary buyers.
  
  Timber investment groups have become active buyers of timberland in Georgia and elsewhere in recent years, taking the place of corporate owners.

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  Ed Sweeten, Director of Acquisitions
  
  Ed Sweeten is one of the leading authorities on forest acquisitions and land sales in the Southern United States.With over 25 years of diversified forestry and real-estate experience, he has conducted more than $8 billion in forestland acquisitions and sales.He is a licensed real-estate broker in Mississippi, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina as well as a registered forester in Georgia and the Carolinas.Ed earned a Bachelor of Science degree in forest management from Auburn University and is a member of both the Society of American Foresters and the Association of Consulting Foresters.He also has authored several articles on forest landowner management practices for industry journals and is a co-recipient of the 1994 Hancock Timber Resource Group's Stewardship Award.

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  AmSouth couldn't donate the land because of its financial obligation to investors, said Ed Sweeten, director of acquisitions at Resource Management, which manages investments for AmSouth Timber Fund.
  
  "But we tried to work with it so it was a win-win for everybody," he said.He said he anticipates closing on the sale in fall, whenever the state has the funds ready.

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