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economic recovery is expected to be more pronounced and more likely to occur before most other developed economy turnarounds[1]. market may be less riskysince the U.S. The authors believe that U.S. In a new report titled Commercial Real Estate: Has the Tide Turned? Credit Suisses Customized Funds Investment Group (CFIG) team notes that while sovereign debt concerns could delay the commercial real estate sectors recovery in EuropeThe U.S. investors may be able to take advantage of the situation by acquiring distressed property; investing in income-generating, value-added real estate, and concentrating on private real estate investments. However, the researchers did note that this optimistic outlook relies heavily on credit access, noting that the road to a complete recovery still appears somewhat volatile..
political machine has a huge impact (usually bad) on the business of real estate. Whether it’s old legislation like Jimmy Carter’s Community Reinvestment Act or Barack Obama’s massive mortgage bailouts, the U.S. Few industries are as profoundly impacted by the political machinations in Washington as the real estate industry.
But here at the Bryan Ellis Real Estate Letter, we insist on seeing the world with clarity – including the reality of Washington’s aggressive involvement in every facet of our business, from mortgage lending to real estate sales license; from loan modification regulations to appraisal requirements. So rather than stick our heads in the sand and ignore reality, readers of the Bryan Ellis Real Estate Letter choose to be informed and prepared. Ideally, we could ignore politics. every piece of our business is profoundly impacted by politics.
Bryan Ellis is an Atlanta-based real estate analyst and publisher of the widely read newsletter “The Bryan Ellis Real Estate Letter”. You can contact the team at the Bryan Ellis Real Estate Letter here. He makes his home in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. With over 200,000 subscribers – including real estate investors, agents, brokers, appraisers and other real estate professionals – the Bryan Ellis Real Estate Letter is among America’s largest sources of unbiased coverage of politics and public policy for the real estate industry.Bryan Ellis serves as editor in chief for the Bryan Ellis Real Estate Letter and is assisted by an extraordinary staff of writers, researchers and editors who are each real estate experts in their own rite and who assure that the news we report is well researched, factual, and highly relevant to today’s real estate industry.Bryan is very happily married and has two wonderful daughters.
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