Asset Rewind - Private Equity

Tue, Aug 11, 2026

Private Equity

Details: 20 Jan

Residential
Commercial
Notes

We Purchase Residential Real Estate

We purchase all categories of distressed residential property including single family homes, condominium, townhome, multi-family, unfinished projects and vacant land.We purchase all categories of distressed residential property including single family homes, condominium, townhome, multi-family, unfinished projects and vacant land.

We Purchase Commercial Real Estate

We may consider purchasing a wide array of commercial real estate including office, retail, warehouse / industrial and vacant land. It depends on the area and market as to investment grade potential.We may consider purchasing a wide array of commercial real estate including office, retail, warehouse / industrial and vacant land. It depends on the area and market as to investment grade potential.

We Purchase Non-Performing Notes

Non-performing notes can drag down your balance sheet. We bid on all real property asset backed paper.Non-performing notes can drag down your balance sheet. We bid on all real property asset backed paper.

National Mortgage News

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UWM Holdings has gone ahead and sued Two Harbors Investment over their failed merger transaction as alluded to by Mat… Read More
Nonbank mortgage analyses point to how strategies must shift +

Credit ratings and equity researchers are generally moderating their view of public nonbank mortgage companies as earnings get reported, but… Read More
Record home equity masks troubling rise in underwater loans +

New data showed contrasting signals for the U.S. housing market, as home equity levels hit record highs, showing sustained strength,… Read More
TPG buys Cherry Hill REIT to expand non-agency platform +

TPG Mortgage Investment Trust is acquiring Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corp. in a deal that will create a larger non-agency… Read More
Where to find prime credit borrowers who pay up for homes +

Buyers are paying up for homes with more space and a favorable commute, providing opportunities for lenders in select areas.… Read More
Illinois bank approaches $10B-asset mark with latest deal +

Key insight: HBT Financial is bolstering its presence in Illinois by acquiring another in-state rival. What's at stake: If completed,… Read More
Fed will move, but economists debate when and how +

The difference in share between economists who believe the next Federal Open Market Committee move will be a cut in… Read More
DOJ, Rocket ready to talk settlement in appraisal bias case +

Rocket Mortgage, federal prosecutors and other parties in a complaint say they're ready to discuss potentially wrapping up a Biden-era… Read More
Top-performing banks with $10B to $50B of assets in 2025 +

Banks of all sizes had a good year in 2025, but the strongest performers distinguished themselves by preserving profitability as… Read More
Title insurers report improved profits, volume in 2Q +

Stronger operating trends at First American has George going in the opposite direction. His EPS estimates for this year through… Read More

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Homes in FORECLOSURE that become vacant provide sites for crime or other neighborhood problems. One foreclosure can impose up to $34,000 in direct costs on local government agencies, including inspections, court actions, police and fire department efforts, potential demolition, unpaid water and sewage, and trash removal, not to mention the blight to our neighborhoods and communities when they are left vacant. Homes in FORECLOSURE that become vacant provide sites for crime or other neighborhood problems. One foreclosure can impose up to $34,000 in direct costs on local government agencies, including inspections, court actions, police and fire department efforts, potential demolition, unpaid water and sewage, and trash removal, not to mention the blight to our neighborhoods and communities when they are left vacant.

"If you represent an institution, and your firm is interested in a deleverage of under-performing assets backed by real property in your existing portfolio; or if you are an individual investor desirous of adding to your portfolio, we invite you to consider collaborating with us. Regardless of your need and specific strategy, our purpose is to increase the value of your efforts and help solve economic challenges faced by today's asset managers and investors."
Jeff Barr, CEO"If you represent an institution, and your firm is interested in a deleverage of under-performing assets backed by real property in your existing portfolio; or if you are an individual investor desirous of adding to your portfolio, we invite you to consider collaborating with us. Regardless of your need and specific strategy, our purpose is to increase the value of your efforts and help solve economic challenges faced by today's asset managers and investors."
Jeff Barr, CEO