One of the first financing types kicked to the sidelines by lenders when the economy started sliding, was long-term residential rental property loans. It’s a difficult proposition for a lender to commit capital for an extended period of time at a fixed interest rate, when there is significant economic uncertainty and declining long-term yields. Additionally, [...]

This past Friday the President signed the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Flexibility Act into law. The law modifies the guidelines of the original PPP making the repayment terms and forgiveness components of PPP loans more “flexible” as the name of the bill states. The more relaxed PPP parameters will likely cause the remaining $100 billion [...]

The House recently approved a bill to increase the flexibility of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), and yesterday (June 3, 2020) the Senate passed the bill with little opposition. Next, the bill will go to the President to sign into law, and once that occurs the remaining $100 billion of PPP funding will likely go [...]