A short-term fix by the federal government helped thousands of property managers keep the lights on after the collapse of Signature and Silicon Valley Bank. But lending will be tougher now, experts told Inman.
Source: Inman News
Property managers dodged bullet after Signature failure — for now
Published in Banking & Lending, Property Portfolio, Select, Signature Bank, Silicon Valley Bank and svb
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