The Real Deal New York

Special interest in special services

August 09, 2010 10:30AM
By Adam Piore


Stuyvesant Town

From the August issue: These are busy times for the usually obscure companies that specialize in distressed commercial loans. With investors defaulting on billions of dollars of debt nationwide, so-called special servicers are gaining new prominence. The companies — which handle securitized loans on the verge of default to ensure that bond holders can be paid off — are not only raking in lucrative fees, they’re also being courted and, in some cases, acquired by high-profile investors looking to cash in on the credit crunch. “Everybody is trying to buy one of these,” said Stephen Emery of Mission Capital, a loan sale advisory firm with offices in Lower Manhattan. [more]

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