CMBS Volume

If you want to see the history of the CMBS volume, spreads and defaults, we have complied three charts that really tell the story-

Even the excesses were excessive. Forecasts are that the defaults on CMBS Loans in 2010 will exceed 11% of the total $700 billion outstanding - and even a huge percentage of those still performing are not worth the loan amount.

The volume collapsed - the spreads soared - and the defaults began their rise. The charts show a pretty clear picture.

But rest assured - CMBS will come back (and that's a good thing - really - we need the capital).

see the charts

Commercial Real Estate Market

The Commercial Real estate Market still has some pretty hard times ahead, but there are signs that many problems may work themselves out. http://www.costar.com/News/Article.aspx?id=CB58F9797974B3A09990193DBF51EC19&ref=100&iid=179&cid=823E87987951E3FC1AF10C00A81E40CD

Apartment Financing

APARTMENT and MOBILE HOME PARK FINANCING
Loan Size $500,000 to $5,000,000
Loan to Value up to 75%
Amortization up to 30 years
Fully Amortizing Available
Fixed Rates for 5, 7, 10 or EVEN 15 Years!!
Flexible Prepayment Terms
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Property not stabilized - consider a Bridge Loan!
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