Lenders` perspectives on environmental issues
Language: English Series: Appraisal Journal ; 60(3) July 1992, 394-398(5)Publication details: 1992Subject(s): Summary: A survey of banks of various sizes reveals that lenders are aware of environmental issues as they relate to properties and that contamination does not appear to discount a bank`s interest in lending on a specific property. Banks do require a more stringent due diligence process in such cases, however. Journal abstract. Survey conducted 4Q 1990 in the United States.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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A survey of banks of various sizes reveals that lenders are aware of environmental issues as they relate to properties and that contamination does not appear to discount a bank`s interest in lending on a specific property. Banks do require a more stringent due diligence process in such cases, however. Journal abstract. Survey conducted 4Q 1990 in the United States.