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Finally.. the appraiser’s dream-car
Appraisers are often to be found in their automobiles, traveling from one appraisal to another, while talking on their cellular telephones – hopefully using a hands free headset – about the last appraisal they just completed. And with the seemingly … Continue reading
Presto Change-o
For those of you who have been visiting the LaSalle Commercial Appraisal Management website for awhile, you may be surprised to see a new layout! We’ve had our new site in the works for months… and now is the time … Continue reading
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“Troubled Debt” loans to increase dramatically
The number of loans that banks have to classify as troubled debt could increase dramatically in a few weeks as a result of new accounting rules issued last month. The new push to reclassify some loans is already hurting some lenders, and the reclassifications are expected to shine a spotlight on the commercial real estate lending practice that has come to be known as “extend and pretend.” Continue reading
Posted in Dodd-Frank, Our Take
Tagged extend and pretend, FASB, troubled debt restructurings
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Uncertainty in Financial Regulation Is Certain
“The devil is in the details” to quote the old saw. The law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell estimates that roughly 62% of the hundreds of rules have yet to be proposed. As Regulators continue to miss deadlines established by … Continue reading
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