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PressMediaWire.com (Press Release Distribution) - Nov 09,2010 - Santa Rosa, CA — We are interested in purchasing non-performing, sub-performing and performing commercial loans primarily secured by real estate. The loan pools can contain some unsecured business loans and revolving lines of credit secured by accounts receivable and inventory. A typical distressed commercial debt pool consists of loans secured by commercial and industrial properties, office buildings, apartment buildings, retail centers, restaurants, apartment buildings, trailer parks, gas stations, churches, motels, hotels, assisted living care facilities, raw land, etc.
We are also interested in large residential real estate development distressed commercial debt or in purchasing pools of single-family residential in all 50 states.
Asset Managers now is the best time to liquidate your large pools of distressed mortgage debt.With the new government regulations and the risky and uncertain real estate market that is ahead of us in the coming years .Now is the perfect opportunity to lessen the impact of the debt loan sales on your balance sheets and set your company up to be reduced of the risks in the coming years as more problematic commercial real estate loans are looming. Over the next four years, it is estimated that more than $1.4 trillion dollars will need to be refinanced, and at least half of these properties are currently underwater. Mortgage delinquencies grew in 2009, as vacancies and the economy took their toll. New lending standards are at play, and sometimes a loan workout is not possible.Call us today as we are paying top dollar for your assets.Jeffrey Martino Young (310) 984-0496 (310) 984-0496 or e-mail us at Ourfundsonline@gmail.com
For sellers of distressed mortgage debt navigating the choppy waters of bid/ask spread, governmental regulation and special programs, and an uncertain real estate market - is there a way to lessen the impact of debt loan sales on your balance sheet, as well as set your business up to prosper in the years ahead? |
