Last week I got a call from ecnomic strategIst Institution explaining about non grantor trust.

Way too many buyers fighting over very few deals along with large institutional investors and institutional wholesalers are making it even tighter. 

In the run up in real estate prices from 2011, a bunch of institutional investors realized how safe of an asset multifamily was.

I always found that local banks give you a better deal on rates vice big institutional banks (Wells Fargo, Bank Of America, etc).

Syracuse has strong university and hospital anchor institutions that provide a little economic stability.

Financial institutions like to see annual leases typically.

But I think that is common with many owners that are institutional banks

I was speaking with a multi-billion $ institutional investor's COO several weeks ago and they said when they went to Wall Street to raise money, every banker wanted to know how much of their portfolio was based in Atlanta...meaning, Wall Street knows that Atlanta is a very stable and quality location to own in and while return may be lower than other higher risk areas, it is a quality area and top of the bell curve in most return and risk respects. 

Thank you.your most welcome of course... when someone post their credit is not what is should be that's code for bad credit.. bad credit does not borrow from institutions.. you should know that . 

1) The financial institute one has their primary mortgage with?