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Slatt Capital secures financing on all major commercial property types Nationwide. Our correspondent relationships feature a variety of insurance companies, banks, credit unions, CMBS, and agency lenders providing us access to a wide breath of financing offerings. Combined with the deep relationships we have built with open market lenders throughout our history, Slatt Capital has the ability to aid our clients in securing capital that best suits their current needs. Explore additional fundings we have secured for our clients by property type.
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As we are wrapping up Q3, volatility continues to reign in 2022. Market instability continues to be driven by high inflation, the war between Russia and Ukraine, and the Federal Reserve pushing up interest rates to mitigate inflation. Many people fear that the Fed is going too far and may push the economy into a deep recession rather than the soft landing they are targeting. With all of this in mind, the following is Slatt Capital’s Q3 2022 update: Insurance…
For those not watching the Q&A session of the FED meeting yesterday, in the most diplomatic way possible, Mr. Powell said, “…probably in the housing market [we] have to go through a correction to get back to normal.” He probably wanted to say something to the effect of “I hope you enjoyed the last 12 years because the days of cheap money are over.” Either way, the FED just rang the bell signaling the end of recess, but specifically for…
The U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced on Tuesday, September 13th, that the consumer price index rose 0.1% in August on a seasonally adjusted basis after being unchanged in July. Over the last 12 months, the all items index increased 8.3%. This increase was marginally higher than anticipated and has caused volatility and upward movement in the benchmark 10-year treasury. The 10-year treasury reached 3.44% at the close of the market today, close to the year’s peak of 3.48%…
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