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.
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.
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.
DIP 101 for Legal Advisors
DIP financing is a vital tool for real estate owners in Chapter 11—providing fast, court-approved capital to stabilize assets, meet obligations, and avoid forced liquidation; Edgewater Lending specializes in closing these loans quickly and strategically.
Resource Roundup
Edgewater Lending offers a curated roundup of top resources—from DIP financing guides to bankruptcy checklists and real estate-specific legal insights—to help attorneys navigate complex real estate bankruptcy cases with confidence.