Loan Sale Advisory – Philadelphia, PA

CASE STUDY

Challenges

The Note Holder had received a purchase offer for a large pool of their holdings, which included the subject Philadelphia loan.

Monetary default due to extenuating financial circumstances involving the borrower.

Severe water damage on-site due to long-term neglect of roof condition. Damages affected occupancy on the second floor.

Near-term loan maturity, one month after the expected closing of the loan sale.

Significant perceived difficulty to foreclose on properties in the state of Pennsylvania, and specifically in the city of Philadelphia.

Solution

Since the Note Holder indicated that they had already received an offer to purchase a large pool of their holdings, Rhenium focuses on finding local investors, or national investors with a presence in Philadelphia who would pay a premium on the asset.  Rhenium utilized a “wholetaling” strategy to market the asset, indicating that investors may purchase the asset in a larger pool, or one-off.  This encouraged multiple small-cap investors that would not have been able to carve the asset out to submit bids at a premium to the larger investment groups making offers on the greater pool.

Demand for the subject asset was complicated by a low demand for commercial assets in the neighborhood, as well as the perceived difficulty of the foreclosure process in the city of Philadelphia (particularly due to the residential units).  Ultimately, pricing from Rhenium’s investors beat the wholesale purchasers, and the Note Holder carved out the subject asset and sold it to a national investor with interests in the Northeast.

MARKETING STATS

Deal Website Views 503
Registered Visitors 103
CA’s Executed 43
OM’s Downloaded 35
Offers 10
Closing Period 3 DAYS
Status CLOSED
Sale Price to UPB 61%

BUYER PROFILES

  • Local Investors
  • National Investors

Institutional Execution Middle Market Focus