⛰️ $929 Billion Cliff: Are You Ready?
⛰️ $929 Billion Cliff: Are You Ready?
Capitalize on the Commercial Loan Maturity Wave
As we stare down the barrel of 2024, a massive wave of commercial property loans worth $929 billion is about to hit its maturity date.
For distressed asset investors, this is like the dinner bell ringing at a shark tank.
Refinancing isn't the easy path it once was, and this means a lot of properties might be up for grabs.
But wait, there's more.
Passive Cash Flowing Properties
Buy shares of investment properties, earn rental income & appreciation for anywhere from $100 to $20k — let Arrived take care of the rest.
While you're circling those commercial properties, don't ignore the signals coming from the residential side.
Foreclosure activity is spiking again, reminiscent of those eerie days back in 2008.
And as if this duo of opportunities wasn't enough to keep you busy, there's a whole buffet of news that should have your attention.
From Opendoor's $91 million iBuying hiccup to APAC banks finding themselves knee-deep in the US office space quagmire, the landscape is ripe with potential windfalls.
And with the right strategy, this could be your busiest year yet for snapping up distressed assets.
In this edition of the AltReports:
💥 Creditor Crunch
🎰 Foreclosure Fiesta
📉 Dow Disaster
🏘️ Flipping Fiasco
🔗 Liability Linkup
Video of the Week: The Largest Mortgage Meltdown In American History Happening Right Now
Chart of the Week: Bankruptcy Filings Are Aggressively Moving Higher
Podcast of the Week: Mortgage Rate Cuts, Second Homes, and The TRUTH About Real Estate
$929B In Commercial Property Loans Set To Mature In 2024
There's a huge CRE debt balloon on the horizon!
$929 billion worth of property loans are set to mature, and guess what? Refinancing ain't looking as cute as it used to.
Remember that insane lending spree from yesteryear? Payback time's coming!
U.S. Foreclosure Activity Sees Notable Increase in January 2024
January 2024 saw wallets and dreams getting squeezed as foreclosure activity decided it wasn't done with us yet.
Banks are getting busier with seizing homes, and it's like the 2008 crisis is sending us postcards again.
Who needs stability when you've got suspense, right?
Inflation-Driven Dow Plunge is Worst in 11 Months
The Dow just took a 1,000-point nosedive, the worst shellacking it's taken since way back in the ancient times of 2020.
Investors were playing hot potato with their stocks, thanks to a scary CPI report that whispered "inflation" into their ears.
Kiss those green arrows goodbye!