Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Will New FDIC Bank Rules Help or Harm Commercial Real Estate?

. . . The new guidelines issued by regulators allow lenders to classify loans as performing even though market values of the underlying real estate have fallen by as much as 40%. A key to assessing a loan portfolio, according to the guidelines, is whether borrowers are current on principal and interest payments . . . [more]

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