>	Get in the Zone Zoning compliance is an increasingly important concern for commercial mortgages by Cassie Phelps, senior zoning analyst, Zoning-Info Inc. 2/2009
>	From the Editor by Tony Stasiek, editor 2/2009
>	Q&A: Michael C. May Senior Vice President, Multifamily Sourcing, Freddie Mac by Darrick Meneken 2/2009
>	Spotlight: Salt Lake City by Darrick Meneken 2/2009
>	Helping Hands Each month, Helping Hands features a mortgage professional or group that has volunteered to lend a hand to others in need by Ivanna C. Sukkar 2/2009
>	Property TypeCast Industrial growth tied to canal by Victor Calanog, director of research, Reis Inc. 2/2009
>	Inside Small-Balance Hanging in there by Randy Fuchs, principal and co-founder, Boxwood Means Inc. 2/2009
>	Scotsman Guide @ MBA CREF by Scotsman Guide staff 2/2009
>	Finding Private-Equity Answers Financing solutions could exist for clients who might otherwise pass on a good deal by Craig Grella, co-founder, Cornerstone Funding Services Inc. 2/2009
>	Bridges Keep Your Clients Afloat For clients who don't yet qualify for conventional financing, bridge loans can help by Lisa Kelly, director of sales and marketing, Equity Secured Capital 2/2009
>	Underwriting Sustainability From a financial standpoint, green buildings can be a boon for borrowers and lenders by Greg Murphy, vice president, Nova Consulting Group 2/2009
>	Hard Money Gone Soft Some lenders have stepped up to take the sting out of high-rate, high-closing-cost loans by Milton Franklin, president and CEO, Nationwide Business Consultants of South Florida Inc. 2/2009
>	Selling -- and Leasing Back -- to Survive Sale-leasebacks often allow business-owner clients much-needed flexibility by David H. Steinwedell, managing partner, AIC Ventures 2/2009
>	Dos and Don'ts for Surviving a Lenders' Market There still is worthwhile funding out there for brokers who can approach lenders effectively by Jerry Sager, senior managing director, First National of America 2/2009
>	Beyond the Broker Role Today's market requires mortgage brokers to act like bankers to regain borrower trust by Baxter Fain, vice president, CB Richard Ellis Capital Markets 2/2009
>	USDA Program Changes with the Times Some developer clients might find missing financing pieces through rural-development product by Michael Steininger, director of multifamily-housing guaranteed-loan division, U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development 2/2009
>	Protect Clients, Build Business Complying with the identity-theft Red Flags Rule benefits brokers in multiple ways by Scott Brooks, CEO, and Scott Sax, president, idBUSINESS 2/2009