Tom Booher

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GSEs Continue to Serve Multifamily Debt Market, As Competition is Slow to Make Strides

The multifamily debt market is evolving toward a more diverse competitive landscape beyond Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, but it's a slow evolution. More

Bridge Building: Debt for Transitional Assets is Coming Back

The bridge loan market is starting to heat up, as providers see more opportunity in lending to transitional assets and distress acquisitions. More

Bridge Building: Debt for Transitional Assets is Coming Back

The bridge loan market is starting to heat up, as providers see more opportunity in lending to transitional assets and distress acquisitions. More

Ex-GSE Insiders Debate the Future of Fannie, Freddie

"The mood on Capitol Hill is one of tension, and sometimes bordering on hysteria, about the GSEs," said Doug Bibby, president of the National Multi Housing Council, as he kicked off "The Government, the GSEs, and the Future," a keynote session at the 2010 Apartment Finance Today Conference. More

Ex-GSE Insiders Debate the Future of Fannie, Freddie

"The mood on Capitol Hill is one of tension, and sometimes bordering on hysteria, about the GSEs," said Doug Bibby, president of the National Multi Housing Council, as he kicked off "The Government, the GSEs, and the Future," a keynote session at the 2010 Apartment Finance Today Conference. More

Driven by Refis, Some Affordable Housing Lenders Expand

Many of the affordable housing industry's largest lenders struggled through 2009 with significant declines in originations. But some smaller, more nimble organizations actually saw increases last year, mainly due to an increase in refinancing volume. More

Driven by Refis, Some Affordable Housing Lenders Expand

Many of the affordable housing industry's largest lenders struggled through 2009 with significant declines in originations. But some smaller, more nimble organizations actually saw increases last year, mainly due to an increase in refinancing volume. More

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