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Investment Strategy
In today's environment, the team at SilverStreet Partners is focused on several real estate investment verticals on behalf of its investors:
- Distressed acquisitions – Investors looking for real estate investments that can provide outsized opportunistic returns
- Purchasing assets at a discount to replacement cost utilizing conservative to moderate leverage
- Assets in need of repositioning and can be acquired with immediate positive yield
- Special situations (i.e., distressed debt & broken deals
- Core investment income assets – Investors interested in assets generating annual yield with modest appreciation and conservative leverage
- Focused on acquiring multifamily assets, senior housing, and student housing in California, Texas, Florida, and New Jersey
- The team has significant experience in these markets with deep asset and property management capabilities
- Interested in both Class A and Class B properties
- Broken Tenant In Common (TIC) Investment Opportunities – SilverStreet is currently acting as a receiver and manager for several TIC properties. In addition, we are actively making investments into existing distressed TIC projects that need immediate short and intermediate term capital. The primary goal is to provide a favorable outcome to all parties involved in a distressed transaction and avoid disadvantaging any one group at the expense of other groups. Funds are available for the following:
- Equity Recapitalization: If your property needs capital to meet the "gap" between the existing loan and a new loan, this program can help fill that equity need and allow for a new loan to be put on the property.
- Property Recapitalization. If your property needs money for leasing costs to keep an existing tenant or secure a new tenant, this program can assist in funding these needs and solidifying property cash flow and preserve overall value.
- Lender Restructuring. With SSP's deep network of existing lender relationships, lenders are very willing to work with us to restructure a loan if the borrower can inject new capital into the property or are willing to pay down the existing loan. SSP can now provide this new capital via our Equity Recapitalization program and restructure the loan to reduce the principal balance.
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