Real estate construction financing: the pitfalls of the tri-party agreement

Article Abstract:

Real estate construction financing often involves a tri-party agreement among the borrower, the construction lender and the permanent lender. This is where the permanent lender promises the construction lender that, when some conditions have been satisfied, it will pay off the construction loan. Typically, all three parties have the incentive to complete the transaction.

Construction, Analysis, Construction industry, Long-term financing, Long term financing

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The changing role of discounted cash flow models in commercial real estate

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Issues are presented concerning the lessening in the importance of discounted cash flow models as commercial real estate transactions are completed through online services and information facilities.

Models, Online services, Internet services, Discounted cash flow

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Balancing the interests of sellers and developers in purchase money transactions for developable real property

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the importance of real estate agents grasping the concerns and ambitions of each participant involved in the purchase and sale of real property for development.

Real estate development

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