A blanket mortgage is a type of financing that covers multiple properties under a single mortgage, making it a useful tool for real estate investors and developers.
Mortgage Out refers to the practice of obtaining financing in excess of the cost to construct a project. During periods of relaxed monetary policy, developers could mortgage out by securing a permanent loan commitment based on a higher percentage of a project's completed value, allowing them to borrow more than the development costs.
The Real Estate Roundtable is an organization composed of leading owners, developers, and stakeholders in the real estate industry, focusing on legislative actions, policies, and government interventions affecting real estate finance, taxation, and investment.
Speculative building involves land development or construction without a formal commitment from end users, with the expectation that demand exists or will form for the finished product.
