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Underwriting In A New World Order Of Higher-Longer Rates

Land

Underwriting In A New World Order Of Higher-Longer Rates

Determine “what’s the bet?” What are we really banking on or believing in that leads us to do this deal? You can’t answer this question rigorously unless you are ruthlessly honest in your pro formas. -- A Scott Cox MasterClass

Together with

New Home Star

Banking Sector's Shocks Could Work In Housing Market's Favor

Capital

Banking Sector's Shocks Could Work In Housing Market's Favor

"This could be a positive thing for builders and consumers, especially if it causes the Federal Reserve to pause on raising rates, and possibly go so far as to start lowering them before the end of the year. It's a warning shot to the Fed that they went too far too fast on raising rates."

As Builders' Credit Market Shrinks, A Stopgap Capital Source Opens

Land

As Builders' Credit Market Shrinks, A Stopgap Capital Source Opens

"The capital becomes available for builders to move projects along that they might otherwise have to let languish because they can't tap cash to progress it into their pipeline." - Tony Avila, CEO-founder Builder Advisor Group

Together with

Builder Advisor Group

A Core Competency Reset Is Coming For Builders And Partners

Technology

A Core Competency Reset Is Coming For Builders And Partners

You're already hearing it and you'll hear it time and time again until reports of "green shoots" and evidence they've taken root and started to spread becomes a narrative of momentum: "We're going back to basics."

Together with

Mosaic

What An Early 20th Century Architect Tells Us About Doing More With Less

Leadership

What An Early 20th Century Architect Tells Us About Doing More With Less

When the choice is either to race to cut expense faster than revenue tracks downward, or to risk an unacceptable profit margin, a business leader's opportunity is to do more with less.

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Underwriting In A New World Order Of Higher-Longer Rates

Land

Underwriting In A New World Order Of Higher-Longer Rates

Determine “what’s the bet?” What are we really banking on or believing in that leads us to do this deal? You can’t answer this question rigorously unless you are ruthlessly honest in your pro formas. -- A Scott Cox MasterClass

Together with

New Home Star

Banking Sector's Shocks Could Work In Housing Market's Favor

Capital

Banking Sector's Shocks Could Work In Housing Market's Favor

"This could be a positive thing for builders and consumers, especially if it causes the Federal Reserve to pause on raising rates, and possibly go so far as to start lowering them before the end of the year. It's a warning shot to the Fed that they went too far too fast on raising rates."

As Builders' Credit Market Shrinks, A Stopgap Capital Source Opens

Land

As Builders' Credit Market Shrinks, A Stopgap Capital Source Opens

"The capital becomes available for builders to move projects along that they might otherwise have to let languish because they can't tap cash to progress it into their pipeline." - Tony Avila, CEO-founder Builder Advisor Group

Together with

Builder Advisor Group

A Core Competency Reset Is Coming For Builders And Partners

Technology

A Core Competency Reset Is Coming For Builders And Partners

You're already hearing it and you'll hear it time and time again until reports of "green shoots" and evidence they've taken root and started to spread becomes a narrative of momentum: "We're going back to basics."

Together with

Mosaic

What An Early 20th Century Architect Tells Us About Doing More With Less

Leadership

What An Early 20th Century Architect Tells Us About Doing More With Less

When the choice is either to race to cut expense faster than revenue tracks downward, or to risk an unacceptable profit margin, a business leader's opportunity is to do more with less.

Project finance

Underwriting In A New World Order Of Higher-Longer Rates

Land 03.22.23

Underwriting In A New World Order Of Higher-Longer Rates

Determine “what’s the bet?” What are we really banking on or believing in that leads us to do this deal? You can’t answer this question rigorously unless you are ruthlessly honest in your pro formas. -- A Scott Cox MasterClass

Banking Sector's Shocks Could Work In Housing Market's Favor

Capital 03.13.23

Banking Sector's Shocks Could Work In Housing Market's Favor

"This could be a positive thing for builders and consumers, especially if it causes the Federal Reserve to pause on raising rates, and possibly go so far as to start lowering them before the end of the year. It's a warning shot to the Fed that they went too far too fast on raising rates."

As Builders' Credit Market Shrinks, A Stopgap Capital Source Opens

Land 11.29.22

As Builders' Credit Market Shrinks, A Stopgap Capital Source Opens

"The capital becomes available for builders to move projects along that they might otherwise have to let languish because they can't tap cash to progress it into their pipeline." - Tony Avila, CEO-founder Builder Advisor Group

A Core Competency Reset Is Coming For Builders And Partners

Technology 11.03.22

A Core Competency Reset Is Coming For Builders And Partners

You're already hearing it and you'll hear it time and time again until reports of "green shoots" and evidence they've taken root and started to spread becomes a narrative of momentum: "We're going back to basics."

What An Early 20th Century Architect Tells Us About Doing More With Less

Leadership 10.12.22

What An Early 20th Century Architect Tells Us About Doing More With Less

When the choice is either to race to cut expense faster than revenue tracks downward, or to risk an unacceptable profit margin, a business leader's opportunity is to do more with less.