Search Results - "Lentz, George H."

Does mandatory disclosure affect subprime lending to minority neighborhoods? by Huszár, Zsuzsa R., Lentz, George H., Yu, Wei

“…We examine changes in lending behavior in response to the Federal Reserve’s requirement for disclosure of loan pricing information implemented in 2004 for two…”
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Residential Appraisal and the Lending Process: A Survey of Issues by Lentz, George H., Wang, Ko

“…This article surveys mainly academic literature for issues concerning the use of appraisals in the residential lending process. The development of appraisal…”
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Supply Adjustments to Demand Shocks in the Commercial Real Estate Market by Lentz, George H., Tse, K.S. Maurice

“…This paper contributes a theoretical investigation of real estate supply adjustments in the commercial real estate market. Simple theoretical linkages between…”
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An option pricing approach to the valuation of real estate contaminated with hazardous materials by Lentz, George H., Tse, K. S. Maurice

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Business Enterprise Value in Shopping Malls: An Empirical Test by Fisher, Jeffrey D., Lentz, George H.

“…This paper discusses the economic basis for the existence of business enterprise value in a shopping mall. The existence of business enterprise value in a mall…”
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The "Cap Rate," 1966-1984: Comment by Lentz, George H., Stern, Jerrold J.

“…Recently, Nourse (1987) examined the impact of the 1976 and 1981 tax acts on income property cap rates. His article was critical of a paper that used partial…”
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Valuation of the Effects of Asbestos on Commercial Real Estate by Fisher, Jeffrey D., Lentz, George H., Tse, K. S. Maurice

“…This study develops a valuation procedure and a model for estimating the impact of the presence of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) on real estate income…”
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TAX INCENTIVES FOR INVESTMENT IN NONRESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE by FISHER, JEFFREY D., LENTZ, GEORGE H., STERN, JERROLD J.

“…Prior to 1976, there was a bias in the federal income tax which favored new real estate construction over the rehabilitation of existing structures. This study…”
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A COMPARISON OF THE IMPACT OF VARIOUS TAX LAW PROVISIONS ON DEPRECIABLE ASSETS RELATIVE TO TAX NEUTRAL MODELS (RENTAL (USER) COST OF CAPITAL, EFFECTIVE RATES, REAL ESTATE) by LENTZ, GEORGE H

“…This dissertation examines the impact of various tax law provisions on the effective tax rates of assets with different rates of economic depreciation (i.e.,…”
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Intra-Project Externality and Layout Variables in Residential Condominium Appraisals by Han, Su, Chu, Shin-Hering, Lentz, George, Wang, Ko

“…A study examines the impact of intra-project externalities and layout variables on the selling prices of 897 condominium units in the cities of Irvine and…”
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The "Cap Rate," 1966-1984: Comment; Reply by Lentz, George H, Stern, Jerrold J, Nourse, Hugh O

“…Recently, Nourse (1987) examined the impact of the 1976 and 1981 tax acts on income property cap rates. His article was critical of a paper that used partial…”
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A COMPARISON OF THE IMPACT OF VARIOUS TAX LAW PROVISIONS ON DEPRECIABLE ASSETS RELATIVE TO TAX NEUTRAL MODELS (RENTAL (USER) COST OF CAPITAL, EFFECTIVE RATES, REAL ESTATE) by LENTZ, GEORGE H

“…This dissertation examines the impact of various tax law provisions on the effective tax rates of assets with different rates of economic depreciation (i.e.,…”
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Residential appraisal and the lending process by Megbolugbe, Isaac F, Johnson, Linda, Lentz, George H, Wang, Ko, Clayton, Jim, Knight, John R, Sirmans, C F, Turnbull, Geoffrey, Pace, R Kelley, Bryant, James A, Epley, Donald, Chan, Su Han, Chu, Shin-Hering Michelle, Simons, Robert A, Quercia, Roberto G, Maric, Ivan, Kelly, Austin, Isakson, Hans R, Wolverton, Marvin L, Spence, Mark T, Thorson, James

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TAX INCENTIVES FOR INVESTMENT IN NONRESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE: ABSTRACT by Fisher, Jeffrey D, Lentz, George H, Stern, Jerrold J

“…Prior to 1976, there was a bias in the federal income tax which favored new real estate construction over the rehabilitation of existing structures. This study…”
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