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LOS ANGELES -- What money is available for real estate projects is being steered toward companies with strong balance sheets, strong management, good track records and long-term relationships with institutions, according to Stan Ross, Chairman of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate (www.usc.edu/lusk). Lenders are clearly taking a harder stance on underwriting, looking more closely at the developers, the project, the cash flow and loan-to-value requirements.
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