About a month ago I made a post about sourcing commercial real estate deals and acting as an outlet for debt/equity/structured capital.

If your client owns any type of commercial asset and you sold them MCAs - read this.

I'm working with a colleague at my firm who has 20+ years of bankruptcy law experience and we are seeking distressed opportunities. I think there's a correlation between commercial real estate developers/investors who have been sold on MCAs, and pending bankruptcy/delinquency in the near term.

IN OTHER WORDS. Lets say your client was in the middle of constructing a building and had cost overruns and couldn't finish. Or he owns a shopping mall in Morgantown, WV and it became a sitting empty dump. We will come in, arrange a takeout with DIP providers, or arrange rescue capital, and pay you on the referral.

If you feel like this applies to you and what I said above doesnt make sense, or whatever else, reach out. Happy to answer any Qs

Max
305-710-9870
myanovich@eyzenberg.com