Subject: Loan Offerings (LOAN)

The agency, which started selling disaster loans in 1999, is getting close to having sold $10 billion of loans. In its latest sale, it took offers for $682 million of loans. It will recover 60 percent to 70 percent of ...

November 14, 2002 Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff ReportThe Carlton Group is hunting for $50 million-$60 million of performing multifamily loans for a client.The institutional client, which Carlton has not identified, "is prepared to pay a very aggressive price due ...

The agency, through adviser Cushman & Wakefield, is expected to take offers for the portfolio on Dec. 5. HUD originally was expected to sell only a participation in the portfolio, but it has decided to go the whole-loan route.

The Oklahoma City company, which has been helping institutions sell loans and mortgages since the early 1990s, is marketing a $125 million portfolio of mixed-quality mortgages. Meanwhile, it is looking to further develop its asset valuation business.

Patrick Toomey and Rainford Knight have formed Sovereign Advisors to help clients in the Caribbean and Latin America evaluate and sell their unwanted assets, including mortgages and real estate.

Secured Capital is marketing the performing loans, most of which are backed by industrial and multifamily properties in Texas.

August 15, 2002 Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff ReportCIBC World Markets has offered for sale three hotel mortgages totaling $11.1 million.The loans are believed to have been originated for securitization, but were rejected from the collateral pool of potential CMBS ...

August 5, 2002 The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has hired a team led by Deloitte & Touche to handle the whole-loan sale of $198 million of residential mortgages.The mortgages are what's left of a 1995 securitization that is being wound ...

The investment bank recently sold a portfolio of loans that didn't make it into any of its securitizations. Bayview Financial, a Miami investor, acquired the loans.

The company, which had invited a handful of prospective advisers to review $150 million of mortgages for possible sale, has decided to put its plans on the back burner. It's not clear what prompted the change.