Lending on the edges such as bridge, cash out refi and hard money will see some changes by the end of the month.Multifamily communities purchased on sustainable in place Debt Service Coverage will be just fine.

There may be some local plays to be had where owners are over leverage and can't bridge a short term cash crunch or large players seek to ditch under performing assets at fire-sale prices, but nothing across the board. 

We have one month before the close of escrow on a syndicated 9.5% cap assisted living project.How can a syndicator bridge the equity gap in the last 30 days in order to successfully close?

However, I still have players in the game and am still on track to close some multifamily and other commercial bridge deals.

Bridge would be available as well.· If permitted as SFR only: the bridge loan, 1 or 2 year term, would be the only option given the “cost to cure”So the options are there if needed, they just don't all seem to be ideal.

We have assessed it; a few tenants are vulnerable most are not; I'll cross that bridge in a couple of weeks in a couple of weeks and deal with it.

The bridge loan is what is used in MF for properties that are not fully stabilized (under 85% economic occupancy).

Sponsors who have quickly amassed a portfolio using high-leverage bridge debt might even lose their (and their investors') shirts. 

Everyone involved wants this deal to go through, but you won't burn any bridges by pulling out due to extenuating circumstances.

That 5.8% rate would be a bridge rate (a bad one even for this current market), which would imply you should be able to make money by pushing rents, etc.