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Survival Mode
The credit crunch and recession are testing the endurance of mortgage bankers.
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advertisement Featured Columns Is Government Helping Or Hurting Borrowers?By Matt Valley First Word
Lending Trumps BuyingBy W. Joseph Caton Financing Today
Break Up Lenders Too Big to FailBy Anthony Downs Money & Real Estate Building A Case for a Second-Half Recovery in 2010By David Lynn, PhD Capital Trends
Falling Retail Cap Rates Indicate Growing Investment OpportunitiesBy Dr. Victor Calanog Distressed Real Estate Is the Originate-To-Distribute Lending Model Snake Oil or Scapegoat?By Chris Macke The Contrarian Subleasing Rules for the RoadBy Alicia B. Clark Last Wordadvertisement |
Latest NewsLodging Industry Takes Pulse of Recovery at Hunter Conference in AtlantaATLANTA — The state of the hospitality industry in the Southeast goes under the microscope starting today as the 22nd annual Hunter Hotel Investment Conference kicks off at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis downtown.... PricewaterhouseCoopers: Apartment Sector to Lead Rising Property Sales in 2010As cap rates begin to stabilize, investors are showing more confidence in the commercial real estate market than at any point in the last two years, a new report from New York-based PricewaterhouseCoopers shows. ... Earthquakes Spur Interest in Seismic Risk for PropertiesEarthquakes have heightened interest in seismic risk among property owners and investors in the U.S.... REIT Stocks Jump as Investors Bet on RecoveryDespite poor commercial real estate fundamentals, retail and apartment real estate investment trusts (REITs) are enjoying a powerful resurgence. ... Trepp: CMBS Loan Losses to Deepen in 2010Properties backed by CMBS loans that have had an appraisal reduction may be a financial fortune cookie for investors. ... Investor Community
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