This document discusses which commercial loans qualify for loan modification. It states that loans maturing within 12 months, loans that are 1 or more months delinquent but not in foreclosure, loans in default moving towards foreclosure, and loans in foreclosure within the last 60 days may qualify. It provides an example of a recent hotel loan modification that extended the loans by 3 years at a reduced interest-only payment, stopping foreclosure and fees. The document advocates that borrowers should understand how to properly package modification requests, as lenders are now more open to commercial loan modifications.
This document discusses which commercial loans qualify for loan modification. It states that loans maturing within 12 months, loans that are 1 or more months delinquent but not in foreclosure, loans in default moving towards foreclosure, and loans in foreclosure within the last 60 days may qualify. It provides an example of a recent hotel loan modification that extended the loans by 3 years at a reduced interest-only payment, stopping foreclosure and fees. The document advocates that borrowers should understand how to properly package modification requests, as lenders are now more open to commercial loan modifications.
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This document discusses which commercial loans qualify for loan modification. It states that loans maturing within 12 months, loans that are 1 or more months delinquent but not in foreclosure, loans in default moving towards foreclosure, and loans in foreclosure within the last 60 days may qualify. It provides an example of a recent hotel loan modification that extended the loans by 3 years at a reduced interest-only payment, stopping foreclosure and fees. The document advocates that borrowers should understand how to properly package modification requests, as lenders are now more open to commercial loan modifications.
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Since 2008 Trillions of Commercial Loans have and are reaching maturity, falling into default or even foreclosure. Saving these properties from becoming bank owned is critical to bank survival and long term growth. Most commercial property owners don't know if their loan qualifies for modification or now to navigate the process correctly. QUALIFYING LOANS:
1) Loans Maturing in the next 12 months.
2) Loans in "Distress" meaning - 1 or more months behind on payments but not yet in foreclosure 3) Loans in Default and moving towards foreclosure 4) Loans in Foreclosure now but not in Receivership. 5) Loans Placed with a Receiver within the last 60 days. RESTRUCTURING EXISTING COMMERCIAL LOANS CAN BENEFIT YOUR PROPERTY IN ONE OR MORE WAYS. * Reduction in Interest Rate * Increased Cash Flow * Stop Receivership * End Foreclosure Process * Conversion To Interest Only * 2 - 3 yr Extension * Lengthening of Amortization Schedule * Reduction or Elimination of Late Fees / Penalties * Extension of Maturity Date The Following represents a Real Hotel Mod Case Study Recently Completed Property Type = Hotel (2) Wyndahm / Comfort Inn State(s) = CA, TX Mtg Balance = 6.5m and 5.3m total = 11.8 million Loan 1 = Portfolio with Zions Bank 1 month in arrears Loan 2 = CMBS (Commercial Mortgage Backed Security) 2 months in arrears DCR = approx .85 (cash flow down from 200k per month to 70k LTV = 150% + Loans Matured in July 2010 THE WORK OUT FACTS FOR THIS DEAL WERE AS FOLLOWS:
Workout = 3yr extension @ interest only payment with
escrow. This cut the monthly payment in half to about 30k per month. All Fees and Late Payments wrapped back into principle Client paid 1% or $118,000.00 (50/50). ½ Up front with 2nd ½ Escrowed. Time to completion for Portfolio loan was 6 weeks Time to completion for CMBS was 11 weeks. This is just one of dozens of cases done in the last 30 days Restructuring Commercial Loans Helps Borrowers Avoid Foreclosure and Eliminate Many Fees while Lowering Their Monthly Payment The Conditions Could Not Be Better to Modify Your Loan 1) Banks hold more than 2 trillion in loans coming due by the end of 2012 . 2) Property Owners Cannot refinance because of current conditions. 3) The IRS relaxed Tax Regs on CMBS Restructuring Rules The Cost of A Mod vs. Refinance is About 1/3 to the borrower as there is No Closing, No Appraisal, Environmental or Title Work to be done. IT IS CRITICAL To Understand How to Package and Present This Type of Request. Many Borrowers call the lender asking for an extension but are turned down because they do Not Know How to Properly Execute a Commercial Mod. Every Major Bank and Commercial Loan Servicer is Now Modifying Commercial Mortgage Loans whether they are on balance sheet or CMBS. The IRS Tax Regulation change opened the flood gates.