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Avoiding Commercial Property Foreclosure

Nov 15, 2021
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A new report from Mortgage Rail suggests that avoiding commercial property foreclosure can be achieved by executing a successful commercial loan workout.

Mortgage Rail suggests that there is a baseline process for avoiding commercial property foreclosure in a complex situation. The company adds that the overall goal should be to build confidence in a lender to minimize loss. As a borrower, plans such as these can help you out of a sticky situation, however, this process can also help lenders take a look at what steps borrowers can take in order to get out of a tough situation, and even help them along the way by outlining what it is you need from the borrower to execute a proper negotiation.

To go about it, the company's first step is to prepare a detailed and comprehensive plan to explain how you will regain an acceptable improved performance level. To do so, challenges must be outlined in detail with the corresponding solutions.

“Produce a well-documented and supported pro forma financial statement that supports how you're going to increase asset performance,” is the second step that Mortgage Rail points to in its baseline process. “Include accurate and realistic assumed projections and how it helps loan repayment. Your lender lives, eats, and breaths financials every day. Avoid overly optimistic assumptions that may cause your lender to lose confidence in your ability and knowledge.”

Naturally, the next step is for the borrower to open a line of communication between their lender/servicer to see what their role might be in the process. For the lender/servicer, potential actions in such situations may include recourse, foreclosure, enforcement of loan guarantees, or remargin due to a drop in collateral value, according to Mortgage Rail.

The final step for a borrower would be to prepare an actual proposal for their lender/servicer, which should include any lender requests that will be needed for that borrower to execute the workout plan in a successful manner. 

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Navi Persaud is Director of Events at NMP.
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