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Making the most out of your underperforming asset

An asset that is not generating an expected or necessary return is considered an underperforming asset, and is not exactly going to give you nights of peaceful sleep. While the asset may produce income for the company or person possessing it, the income may not be sufficient and is certainly less than expected causing even more restless nights.

If you have an underperforming asset, the team at Investment Analytics Group (IAG) can assist in finding the most profitable and sensible solution to your underperforming asset. Some possibilities that we will proactively engage in include:
– Avoiding lender liability suits. We will assist in the negotiation of a pre-workout agreement to minimize risks that can arise due to misunderstood verbal statements made in workout negotiations. Often times institutions find themselves the victims of claims that oral agreements, representations or waivers made in the course of a workout entitle the borrower to rights or damages never contemplated by the lender upon entering workout negotiations.
– Analyzing and summarizing all relevant information on the loan, the borrower, the collateral and relevant documentation and history. In addition to gathering all loan documents, promissory notes, guarantees, evidence of advances and notices, a complete written history of the loan will be prepared including the borrower’s financial statements, tax returns, litigation history, and credit rating.
– Working with your legal counsel, Investment Analytics Group will work with your in-house legal department or outside counsel to protect information gathered from being used as evidence in any future litigation.
– Determining the value of the project or property. IAG’s property valuations include: DCF modeling, NOI analysis, cash flow projections, risk and return analysis, occupancy cost and marketing opportunity analysis, budgeting updates and reconciliations, and cap structure evaluation. We also take a close look at the project viability, including non-financial factors such as the debtor’s track record, integrity, character, and business planning ability.
– Documenting the transaction completely. Once negotiations have resulted in a restructuring or workout, all aspects of the agreement will be thoroughly and fully documented.

About Investment Analytics Group
Established in December 2006, Investment Analytics Group (IAG) provides integrated commercial real estate advisory services to investors. Our core services include asset level due diligence, asset management, financial modeling, feasibility studies and other related advisory services.
For more information visit us at www.iagroupllc.com or contact us at 208.846.8476 or info@iagroupllc.com.

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