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Distressed Property

 
Business Dictionary: Distressed Property

Real Estate that is under Foreclosure or impending foreclosure because of insufficient income production. See also Workout.

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Real estate that is under Foreclosure or impending foreclosure because of insufficient income production.

See Workout.
Example: An Apartment Building is financed with Mortgages that require $25,000 in Annual Debt Service. Because of high vacancies and rising expenses, Net Operating Income drops to $20,000. The owners have ceased making loan payments because their resources are insufficient to pay the Negative Cash Flow. The property is considered distressed property.

 
 

 

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