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Randy Shearin

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Atlanta, United States
As seen in: California Centers, France Media Group, REBusinessOnline, Shopping Center Business, Student Housing Business Magazine, Wealth Creation Investing
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Investment Sales Market for Net-Leased Retail Assets Should Rebound in 2025

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By Randy Shearin Verified
| Wealth Creation Investing
view original post By Randy Shearin Deals are getting done in the net lease retail sector, just not with the volume or velocity that industry veterans would like to see. Higher interest rates have hampered transactions in most commercial real estate sectors, leading to a slowdown in 1031 exchange deals, which this sector is extremely dependent upon. Those in the industry are positive about 2025, however.
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Coronavirus & Capital Markets: Opportunity in the Midst of Caution

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By Randy Shearin Verified, Sarah I. Daniels
| REBusinessOnline Verified
Lenders and investors may be a little wary when approaching deals under the shadow of COVID-19, but opportunities to employ capital strategically when market prices are low can make for long-term opportunities. Many in commercial real estate hope to lay significant groundwork, strengthening their economic trajectories whenever the market recovery begins.
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Walker & Dunlop: Rent, Lenders, Tech in the Midst of Coronavirus

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By Randy Shearin Verified, Sarah I. Daniels
| REBusinessOnline Verified
In recent weeks, the ability of commercial real estate owners to access debt and equity has come into question as the novel coronavirus wreaks havoc on the economy. While some deals in the pipeline are still getting done, the debt markets took a pause as the pandemic took hold.
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