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A Seismic Shift in Policy for Fannie Mae

WITH FANNIE MAE’S NEW MULTIFAMILY GUIDE IN ITS FIRST WEEK OF IMPLEMENTATION… …the new seismic risk requirements are raising some questions. The final new Fannie Mae Multifamily Selling and Servicing […]

New San Francisco Seismic Ordinance

A RECENTLY PASSED SAN FRANCISCO ORDINANCE WILL REQUIRE SEISMIC RETROFITS OF BUILDINGS Recently, San Francisco passed a mandatory Soft-Story Retrofit Ordinance that will require a seismic retrofit of existing buildings […]

Freddie Mac Announced New Seismic Policy

FREDDIE MAC ANNOUNCED ITS NEW SEISMIC RISK POLICY FOR MULTIFAMILY SELLER/SERVICERS TO FOLLOW… …on April 24, 2013. Mark Field, Underwriter for the Targeted Affordable Group, summarized the new procedures on […]

Due Diligence 101: The A-to-Z of 3rd-Party Reports

The Battery of Third-Party Due Diligence Reports Can Be a Lot to Digest for Many Involved in CRE Transactions The battery of 3rd-party due diligence reports can be a lot […]

A Second Serving of Risk

As We Look Back on the Year and Ready Ourselves for a New One, It Is a Perfect Time For Lenders to Ask: “Are my risk management policies protecting me […]

When Do You Need to Think About Seismic Risk?

How Do You Know When You Need to Consider Seismic Risk? Several Seismic Zone Maps Can Provide Direction. Most structured finance lenders—CMBS, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac—and most life companies require […]

Understanding Probable Maximum Loss Reports

With Lending Back in The Swing of Things, Understanding This Process Can Be Crucial for Asset Owners. Structured finance is back, and with it comes all of the due diligence […]

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