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Seth Cohen "Sub-prime market remains hottest growth area for mortgage lending". Real Estate Weekly. FindArticles.com. 01 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3601/is_33_45/ai_54423017/

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Articles in March 17, 1999 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Manhattan co-op market finishes strong in 1998
• A good mortgage is worth every penny
  by Howard L. Michael
• High yield lending 101: a primer on alternative financing
  by Kevin S. Clark
• U.S. hotel room rates slow their advance
• Schumer tours TechCity site in Hudson Valley
• SBA loans have many advantages
  by Steven Kravitz
• Endangered Species Act can be grim fairy tale
  by R. Randy Lee
• Atria Senior Quarters opens new senior residence in Kew Gardens
• Rehabilitation tax credit projects are on the rise
  by Robert Plotka
• Willingboro Town Center breaks ground on major development
• TouchCom developers aim to revolutionize apartment living
• Freddie Mac puts multi-family guide on CD-ROM
• G&W buys IBM campus in Westchester
• Industry mourns the loss of Sheldon Good's Andrew Ocrant
• Lenders adapt to changing needs of downtown residential development
  by Thomas Nastarowicz
• When getting a mortgage, cost and inconvenience counts
  by Ellen Bitton
• NACORE speakers bullish on global investment opportunities
• South Bronx residents offered a fresh start
• Aviation 2000: meeting the challenges of the 21st century
• 421a certificates are key resource
  by R. Randy Lee
• Mortgage bankers need to reflect on recent history
  by Akiva Feinsod
• Repeat buyers boost national housing market in '98
• Trump Place to get next rental
  by Lois Weiss
• Two historic broadway properties named TOBY award winners
• Hard money lenders going mainstream
• Sub-prime market remains hottest growth area for mortgage lending
  by Seth Cohen
• Converted Westbury condos selling fast
• Most metro area home prices rising faster than inflation
• Residual value insurance and net-leased investment properties
  by William Reilly
• Aggressive restructuring salvages Queens coop
  by Kathryn B. Quinn
• Giving proper notice under REBNY Form Commercial Lease
  by Richard Claman
• Rite Aid coming to 125th St
• CMBS market set '98 record despite fall disruption
  by Dale Ann Reiss