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Cityscape: Volume 4 Number

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Multifamily Financing

Volume 4, Number 1

Editors
Valerie F. Dancy

Symposium

Multifamily Financing

From the Editor

Advisory Board

Guest Editor's Introduction: The Evolution of Multifamily Financing

Financing Multifamily Properties: A Play With New Actors and New Lines
by Donald S. Bradley, Frank E. Nothaft,
and James L. Freund

Developing a Secondary Market for Affordable Rental Housing: Lessons From the LIMAC/Freddie Mac and EMI/Fannie Mae Programs
by Jean L. Cummings and Denise DiPasquale

New Initiative in the Federal Housing Administration's Office of Multifamily Housing Programs: An Assessment of Small Projects Processing
by Drew Schneider and James Follain

Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Multifamily Mortgage Market
by William Segal and Edward J. Szymanoski

Multifamily Mortgage Credit Risk: Lessons From Recent History
by Lawrence Goldberg and Charles A. Capone, Jr.

 

 

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