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Articles in June 2004 issue of RMA Journal, The

• A loan officer's guide to real estate investor contingency analysis
  by Tim Lovelace
• Probate collections—managing for the "two-minute drill": part 3: developing an appropriate game plan
  by Horace A. Lowe
• Without a net: LTV ratios offer little regulatory leverage against risky real estate lending
  by Michael I. Frachioni
• FAS facts: what will the AICPA, SEC, and others come up with next—and what does it all mean to you? RMA's ongoing series looks at implications for bankers: SAB No. 105 GAAP and derivatives
  by Alan Reinstein
• Appraisals: back to the basics
  by George A. Sikorski
• Microfinance: part 2: why and how
  by Gail Buyske
• It's that time in the cycle
  by Suzanne Labarge
• The most recent interagency statement on appraisals
  by George Mann
• Road map to straight-through reporting: part 1
  by Scott Dillman
• What happened to "deja vu all over again"?
  by Raymond Rusnak
• A federal rule for environmental site assessment practices? Why lenders should care
  by Amy Drescher
• Covering all the bases in commercial real estate: PNC's secret weapon is no longer a secret: an interview with Hugh Frater, Doug Danforth, and Andy Siwulec
  by Jim Nelson
• An opportunity that should not be missed
  by George Pappadopoulos
• The sector specter: office and apartments
  by Lloyd Lynford
• Measuring and managing risk: implications of Basel II for commercial real estate lenders
  by Edwin D. McDonell
• The sector specter: retail and warehouse
  by Kelly Whitman
• Ladies: start your power tools!
  by Stephanie McAlaine
• Underwriting and monitoring considerations in lending to contractors today
  by Dev Strischek
• He writes the policies. Sound credit is music to Bob de Buys' ears, and his artistry is on record at SouthTrust Bank—maybe even compact disk
  by Carol McGinn
• Draw management: construction disbursement caveats
  by Frank DiLorenzo
• Preparing for Basel II: common problems, practical solutions: part 3: model validation
  by Jeffrey S. Morrison