Turning Around Distressed Properties 2010 North Carolina Affordable Housing Conference September 17, 2010 Frankie W. Pendergraph, The Pendergraph Companies.

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Turning Around Distressed Properties 2010 North Carolina Affordable Housing Conference September 17, 2010 Frankie W. Pendergraph, The Pendergraph Companies

What to do? Drop a Bomb Light some Matches Pray for a Flood Start a War Turn in the keys Hide out in the Caribbean That might be what you want to do but we all know you can’t do that.

What is the problem? Figure out what you are dealing with. Financial Distress, Physical Distress or Both? Loan to Value – Rightsizing Compliance Problems? Are you in Technical Default? Are you in Actual Full Blown Default? Is your lender the same that you started with? Read your loan, equity and agency documents!

What is the problem? Have you been served any legal notices? Are you speaking daily with the IRS? Has the neighborhood gone downhill? Are you the reason the neighborhood has gone downhill? Has a new property been built in your back yard? Are you in a high insurance area? Do you need to fire the management company?

Assessing the Situation Assess the problem – look at everything Visit the property Review all documents Look at everything as if it was the first time you have seen it Ask an independent 3 rd party to check behind you Temporary Problem or Permanent Problem?

Possible Fixes Loan Restructuring, Modification, New Loan New Site Staff New Management Company New Tenants - clean house Can the property be sold? Can you give the property away? Can you have someone step into your shoes as the general partner?

Possible Fixes “You have to spend money to make money” – May have to put money in to turn units to get tenants in the door Make sure property is valued correctly for tax purposes Is soft money available? Fix all physical problems as best you can Do everything that you can do, but…

Possible Fixes Communicate with your lenders and investors. You are not the only one with this problem. The old school of thought was that the syndicator would bail you out. That is not the case anymore. But they can and probably will be helpful.

Solutions Everyone put your keys in a hat Put it on Craigslist Maybe your tenants will sue you and they will own the property and they can deal with these issues There is no easy fix. It will entail lots of attention and hard work. You cannot expect a 3 rd party management company who is being paid a $25,000 management fee to solve the problem. You as the owner must step up.