I think with lending as sluggish as it is right now that the lender would be very hesitant to lend money where there is some question as to whether the law covers them as a really existing potential borrower.
Dan Kildee: “I think with lending as sluggish as it is right now that the lender would be very hesitant to lend money where there is…”
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Kildee discusses the challenges lenders face in uncertain legal environments for tribal land.
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