Needed Fractured Condos We have fund that has a simple request…..”WE WANT FRACTURED CONDOS”. Now I’m sure the next question you have is, what is a fractured condo? In this particular case, the fund defines a fractured condo as a condominium development projects that was completed, units were selling….then the market disappeared. Options are limited for the original developer or a bank stuck in this unfortunate position. Currently the fund is looking for nationwide buying opportunities. I can give a recent example. In the southeast, a 200-unit high-rise condo project was completed. 50% of the units were sold and closed. The market shifted, loan options to end buyers shifted, and the builder was left with 100 unsold condos. In this particular case, the bank who has first lien position at $40 million was also under pressure from the FDIC to liquidate part of it’s portfolio. The fund offered to buy out the developers position. Yes the developer lost the original cash invested, however they walked away from $40 million of debt and a lot of headaches. The fund then negotiated a discount with the bank to acquire the property for approximately $20 million.
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Strong Rebound Seen for US Home Sales - Real Estate * US * News * Story - CNBC.com. This is great news for the home buying industry. However, I am going to issue a word of caution. Many of these homes that are selling are of short sale and foreclosure type. What is going to happen when this ends. The values of regular home are still down. The average home that was bought in the last three years is pretty much under water or close to it. I have many clients who bought 15-20% down and now they are basically valued at what they are owing the mortgage company. These people could not possibly sell their homes. Never mind the people that put 0-15% down, after paying the costs selling they would way to far under water. Basically what I am saying is lets not get to exited about what is going on yet, it is moving in the right direction. I talk to some realtors and mortgage bankers and they think this is going to last for ever. Look what happened the last time we thought that way.
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Judge reaffirms crucial foreclosure sale ruling - Daily Business Update - The Boston Globe. it is about time someone stopped these out of control lenders. they have no idea who actually owns their property. Take my house for instance, the records show that one lender owns, i know for a fact that lender is out of business, and i am now paying a different lender, but the land court still has the lender that i originally bought the house with.
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