DIP financing provides essential capital to distressed real estate ventures during Chapter 11, helping preserve asset value, sustain operations, and support reorganization—though it requires court approval and careful execution.
Understanding Default Interest Provisions: The Importance of Promptly Curing Loan Defaults
Default interest provisions raise rates when borrowers miss obligations, increasing costs the longer a default continues—prompt communication and legal guidance are key to minimizing financial impact.
Bridge Lifeline for Distress Real Estate
Bridge loans serve as crucial financial instruments for property owners facing foreclosure or bankruptcy, offering a temporary lifeline to stabilize their financial standing and protect their real estate investments. Understanding Bridge Loans A bridge loan is a short-term financing option designed to provide immediate funds to borrowers, typically until they...
Navigating Florida’s New Reserve and Deferred Maintenance Requirements: Implications for Condominium Associations
Florida’s new condo laws require stricter reserve funding and structural studies by 2024; bridge loans can help associations meet these mandates without overwhelming unit owners with sudden costs.
What to Do When Your Lender Won’t Renew or Refinance—And How Bridge Capital Can Help
When lenders won’t renew or refinance, Edgewater Lending’s bridge financing offers speed, flexibility, and control—helping borrowers avoid forced sales and take charge of their timeline and outcome.
Distressed Property Roundup
As refinancing hurdles—not property performance—drive rising real estate distress, borrowers are increasingly turning to Chapter 11, DIP loans, and bridge financing; Edgewater Lending offers fast, equity-backed solutions to help owners regain control.