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May/June 2010 Features
Since entering conservatorship, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have
been operating in a sort of purgatory. Now, the firms await their fate,
as their future slowly comes into focus.
(Cover: Richard Clark)
With debt markets still tight, savvy players form joint ventures to
improve access to capital. Here are three partnerships that are changing
the way multifamily investors do business.
Also in this Issue
- Editor's Letter
- Guest Commentary
- Upfront: News, Trends & People
- Capital Markets
- Bottom Line
- Regional Markets: Midwest
- Parting Shots
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