The Great Recession was fueled by bad loans in the real estate market that turned into non-performing loans for many banks.

Investors could purchase those non-performing real estate loans directly from banks during those troubled times and those deals were beneficial for the banks because they were able to unload non-performing notes from their books while obtaining much needed capital.

Investors were also able to scoop up non-performing notes at discounts. Many of those same investors […]

In this second part of our LawWise podcast on real estate workouts and restructurings, real estate finance partner Steve Herman and special counsel Loren Taub examine the goals of borrowers and lenders in workouts and restructurings, potential remedies, and prenegotiation and forbearance agreements.

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