As delinquency rates rise across asset types and a looming $2 trillion wall of CRE loans matures, sophisticated finance professionals should consider all their options when it comes to CRE distress, including pursuing resolution. That’s why we created a new white paper, “Navigating Rough Seas With Special Servicing: What Lenders & Investors Must Consider When Dealing With A Default.” We identify three critical considerations that lenders should embrace when navigating an uncertain economic landscape and distressed assets. Download now: https://lnkd.in/ed8U4ShC #specialservicing #distressedcre #navigatingdistress
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Be Careful Of Distressed Homes! Yes, you can get them at a discount... BUT you may not qualify for conventional financing. Banks don't want to take on the heavy risk associated with these run down properties, so it opens the opportunities for investors to buy ALL CASH or using unconventional financing such as: Hard Money Private Money DSCR Loans So if you're interested in buying a distressed property, be prepared to get creative! #finance #realestate #investing
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Land has become a difficult asset in the current market. Many lenders have more conservative lending standards towards speculative projects. As always, it pays to have the right partner at your side to got to bat for you even with the most tricky assets. See how our team navigated challenges to close on our client's tight timeline at the link below. https://lnkd.in/gRacgFsp #commercialrealestate #commercialrealestateinvestment #commercialland
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The United States is witnessing a surge in defaults, foreclosures, and other distress forms affecting over $38 billion in office building loans, marking the highest distress level since 2012. According to data from MSCI, this distress level mirrors the post-2008 financial crisis effects, reaching a new peak since the last quarter of 2012. https://lnkd.in/g33Um4iS
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Lending on #Multifamily properties has significantly changed over the past year. What appears to be happening based on this article and a some conversations I have had with #lenders recently is the days of 80% LTVs on #valueadd assets appear to be gone. Lenders are becoming much more stringent about where and who with they deploy #capital. Debt coverage ratio above 1.25, LTVs between 50-60%, stabilized assets - are all common threads for requirements from banks, local banks, and credit unions. This article is a really good read if you want to do a deep dive into the nuances of the lending markets right now.
The State of Multifamily Lending | GlobeSt
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Steadfast and Privately Funded! Wondering how the Bank of England's interest rate changes will impact BiG Property Finance's lending? Here's the scoop: As a privately funded lender, we're committed to offering you the very best rates and service every time. DECISION IN HOURS, MONEY IN DAYS Email: info@bigpropertyfinance.co.uk Call: 0121 348 7830 bigpropertyfinance.co.uk #bridgingloans #developmentfinance #propertydevelopment #propertyfinance #lendingsolutions #propertyinvestor #birmingham #propertyinvestment Daniel Kendrick
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There's a lot of noise out there right now about changing lending standards and a heightened cost of borrowing, but the commercial real estate market is buoyed by its robust performance, with a low delinquency rate of 0.84% as of 2Q, significantly below the 2010 levels. Despite financing challenges tied to banking risk, the industry's sound fundamentals signal a positive trajectory for CRE lending moving forward, showcasing resilience and adaptability in the face of recent economic uncertainties. #cre #commercialrealestate #lending #financing
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"For those who remember the Global Financial Crisis, if you substitute 'NAV loans' for 'sub-prime housing' then much that happened in sub-prime lending could happen in the world of NAV loans." Veteran financier Jon Moulton tackles the thorny topic of NAV loans in his latest monthly column.
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There's a lot of noise out there right now about changing lending standards and a heightened cost of borrowing, but the commercial real estate market is buoyed by its robust performance, with a low delinquency rate of 0.84% as of 2Q, significantly below the 2010 levels. Despite financing challenges tied to banking risk, the industry's sound fundamentals signal a positive trajectory for CRE lending moving forward, showcasing resilience and adaptability in the face of recent economic uncertainties. #cre #commercialrealestate #lending #financing
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There's a lot of noise out there right now about changing lending standards and a heightened cost of borrowing, but the commercial real estate market is buoyed by its robust performance, with a low delinquency rate of 0.84% as of 2Q, significantly below the 2010 levels. Despite financing challenges tied to banking risk, the industry's sound fundamentals signal a positive trajectory for CRE lending moving forward, showcasing resilience and adaptability in the face of recent economic uncertainties. #cre #commercialrealestate #lending #financing
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The CRE Digest gives you the quick rundown on major CRE news. Last week, we covered consumer spending, industrial data, CMBS office loans, and more. Here’s everything you may have missed: https://lnkd.in/gw26XvKF
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