Distressed Asset Protection Plan

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As lenders continue to foreclose on properties, the inventory of sites is rising exponentially. Unfortunately, overworked asset managers are unable to cope with the large number of properties on the books. A large percentage of the foreclosed properties have “site improvements,” in the form of buildings and infrastructure, some of which are 100% complete, while others are in some stage of construction. Many of these properties are vacant and/or construction has stopped and will remain that way until they are sold by the lender.

A comprehensive Asset Protection Plan can be implemented to help manage and preserve the value of foreclosed properties. Generally, an Asset Protection Plan can be broken down into three categories: Liability Protection, Site Maintenance and Site Protection.

Click here to download GLE's Distressed Asset Protection Plan and learn how to better preserve the value of your foreclosed properties.

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