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Community

The places a neighborhood leans on.

The storefronts, clinics, and workplaces a neighborhood leans on, held as performing property and, when a loan has gone bad, worked out rather than shut down.

All programs How the block stays open
  • Asset management line
  • Debt recovery line
  • Held for the rent
  • Worked out, not shut down
  • Structured, not formed
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Property held, loans worked out

A storefront, clinic or workplace a neighborhood leans on, available for less than it costs to build.

Community is not a line of its own; it is the shape two of the five lines take on one block. Under Asset management, what we source is the leased, performing building a neighborhood already uses, bought for less than it would cost to build new and held for the long run rather than for a sale, and what we run is the upkeep and the leasing, day to day, on the same underwriting, in-house audit, risk assessment and active asset management the holding company owns for every platform.

Under Debt recovery, where the loan on a building like that has failed and its holder has written it off, what we source is the loan, bought at a discount, and what we run is the workout with the borrower, a plan both sides can keep to, in place of the foreclosure that would empty the block. The tenant’s day is the subject; the building is behind it.

Both services are structured, not formed, and nothing here is an offer.

  • What we source

    Leased, performing property a neighborhood leans on, and the failed loan on a building like it, bought at a discount.

  • What we run

    Upkeep, leasing, and the workout with the borrower rather than the foreclosure.

  • How it is checked

    Underwriting, in-house audit, risk assessment and active asset management, the same controls the holding company owns for every platform.

How the block stays open

Hold

A leased, performing storefront, clinic or workplace is bought for less than it would cost to build and held for the long run, with the rent doing the work and the holding company doing the upkeep.

Work out

Where the loan on the building has failed and its holder has written it off, the loan is bought at a discount and worked out with the borrower, a plan both sides can keep to, rather than foreclosed.

Keep open

The tenant stays, and active asset management runs the building and the workout day to day.

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Who the program reaches

The counterparty is the owner, the tenant, or the borrower behind a building a neighborhood already uses, not an individual renter or homebuyer.

  • A storefront owner

    A leased, performing building bought and held for the rent, with the business staying in place.

  • A clinic or workplace tenant

    Upkeep and leasing run day to day by the holding company, so the lease is with a landlord that stays.

  • A borrower behind on the loan

    The loan bought at a discount and worked out together, rather than a foreclosure and an empty block.

No building is held and no loan is bought today. Structured, not formed, not an offer.