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Questionable Brokers: Deal Structure
March 1st, 2010 | 
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Editor’s Note: Several of us at Llenrock Group have been teaching a course on the capital markets for commercial real estate broker’s continuing education requirements. As the last installment in a three week blog series, this week Questionable Brokers will posit questions regarding Deal Structure. Click here for Part 1 (Real Estate Metrics). And click here for part 2 (Types of Capital) Enjoy!
Q: Why haven’t there been as many distressed properties coming to the market as was expected / predicted?
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Tags: bankrupt, borrower, capital commitment, credit enhancement, credit risk, deal structure, default provisions, development deals, distressed properties, forclosure, high net worth individuals, in place cash flow, landlord, lenders, letter of credit, Llenrock Group, loan documents, non-recourse, pretend and extend, real estate metrics, recourse, RTC, tenant, troubled properties, types of capital | 
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