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Month: June 2017

When Your Local Bank Doesn’t Deliver

June 21, 2017 joec2uall

Many developers have long established relationships with their local bank and expect great terms when they require a construction loan.…

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Posted in: Uncategorized Filed under: apartment development, conventional financing, HUD 221d4, long term construction, permanent financing

Can A Short Bond Structure Help Your Next 4% LIHTC Transaction

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Many tax

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Posted in: affordable, HUD Regulations, multifamily development, Uncategorized Filed under: 4% tax credits, hud221d4, long term bonds, short bond

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