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December 2006 Issue
> Think Big, Look Small
In 2007, small-balance business and apartment transactions could offer a large market opportunity
by Vernon Morrison, president, Lighthouse Commercial Mortgage 12/2006

> From the Top: December 2006
by Geary Britton-Simmons, chairman of the board 12/2006

> Q&A: Mary Walker Fleischmann
President, Counselors of Real Estate
by Melinda Young 12/2006

> Spotlight: Manhattan (Commercial Market)
by Melinda Young 12/2006

> Survey Says: December
We asked our readers: "What surprises did your business see in 2006?"
by 12/2006

> Trends: Military-base redevelopment
by Melinda Young 12/2006

> Understanding Cap Rates and IRRs
Know the process for measuring an investment property's potential value
by Richard C. Reimer, president, Mortgage Industry Consultants 12/2006

> Appraisals: Beyond the Bulk
Believe it or not, there are good reasons behind the cumbersome nature of commercial appraisals
by Neil Beldock, senior vice president and national sales manager, Velocity Commercial Capital 12/2006

> 4 Factors to Watch in Land Loans
For successful financing in 2007, look at location, renegotiation, valuation and exit strategy
by Scott Wicken, senior analyst, Mountain Funding LLC 12/2006

> The Advantage to Using National Vendors
Construction lenders that use national third-party vendors can make the process easier for everyone
by Terrell Sparks, partner, DDN Services 12/2006

> Raw-Land Loans: The Direct Route
Expedite the process in raw-land transactions by approaching direct private lenders first
by Jeffrey Wolfer, president and co-CEO, Kennedy Funding Inc. 12/2006

> An Equity Partnership
Your developer clients could find it professionally rewarding to partner with equity investors
by Rex Paine and Charles Singletary, principals, Torreon Capital LP 12/2006

> 10 Tips for Working with New Investors
Coaching clients who are switching from the residential industry can yield big returns
by Tami Athens, president, Commercial Loans R Us LLC 12/2006

> Cast a Wider Net
Using a warehouse correspondent for your lending needs may help you serve more clients
by Randy Renken, account executive, New World Commercial Lender 12/2006

> Getting to Know Business Financing
The secret often is in finding the right lender
by Paul Falvey, senior vice president and chief credit officer, Business Lenders LLC 12/2006


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