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How to Protect Assets During the Next Recession

By being proactive, a contractor can withstand market downturns, protect its assets and possibly even use the recession as a springboard for growth.
By John Houten
January 2, 2020
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by John Houten
John Houten is a member of the Sunwest Bank Executive Management Team and is the Head of Real Estate Lending. He has more than 30 years of real estate finance experience with both banking and mortgage banking backgrounds. He’s responsible for expanding the bank's real estate related lending activities for permanent, bridge and construction debt.

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