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  • Institutional Lenders Struggle to Compete with GSEs

    As the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) continue to dominate the multifamily lending arena, many institutional lenders are shying away from new originations.

  • Life Insurance Firms Open Debt Shops Again

    For most of 2009, life insurance companies have been a shrinking presence in the multifamily debt industry

  • A Sea Change in Underwriting Affordable Housing Deals

    Affordable housing deals have long enjoyed more favorable underwriting than their market-rate brethren.

  • Legal: Employee Drinking on the Job

    Employee drinking on the job

  • Ready or Not

    A tornado barrels through a downtown city block, slicing off the roof and smashing holes in a century-old apartment building.

  • Acts of God and Man

    As an apartment owner and manager, what's the worst thing that could happen to you? A fire, a flood, a tornado, a hailstorm?

  • Hurricane Hassles

    While doing business in hurricane country sounds dangerous, it does offer a certain predictability

  • Master of Disaster

    In the July/August issue Morgan McMillan, a senior broker with insurance firm McGriff, Seibels & Williams, based in Dallas, talked with APARTMENT FINANCE TODAY about recent catastrophic flooding and storms across the country and how apartment owners can protect their properties.

  • Slashing and Cashing In

    Multifamily companies often rely on rising rents and the sales and acquisition market to generate growth.

  • Portfolio Lenders Fill Up

    Multifamily borrowers are again turning to institutional lenders, as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac raise their prices and many banks scale back their balance-sheet lending efforts.