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Best Practices: Real Estate Asset Valuation -- Acquiring a Fractured Condominium Project




by:
Jay A. Steinman
Carlton Fields, P.A. - Miami Office

 
June 5, 2009

Previously published by LexisNexis® Martindale-Hubbell® Counsel to Counsel Magazine on March 2009

Situation: A bank is foreclosing or has already foreclosed a mortgage loan encumbering a fractured condominium project—where some units were sold to third-party purchasers, but most remain unsold. Your company is evaluating whether to purchase the loan documents or acquire title from the bank of this REO (real estate owned) property.

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