Asset Class · Multifamily

Selling a multifamily / apartment loan

Multifamily credits — especially floating-rate bridge and value-add loans underwritten at lower rates — face maturity and debt-service stress as rates reset. Lenders resolve them by pricing to in-place and stabilized income and selling the note or settling a discounted payoff, rather than foreclosing on occupied housing.

Context

Where multifamily stress sits

Much multifamily distress is in floating-rate bridge and value-add credits that assumed a quick refinance or rate cuts that did not arrive on schedule. The underlying asset often performs; the debt simply does not pencil at current rates — which can make for a clean, well-priced sale.

How a sale works

Send the rent roll and trailing-12; a buyer prices to in-place and stabilized income and the cost to bridge to a refinance or sale, then closes all-cash with no re-trade. Standing Bid Capital is a direct principal buyer of CRE loans, discounted payoffs, and REO — $250K–$25M, all-cash, no re-trade, confidential. Request a confidential review.

Common questions
Can I sell a performing multifamily bridge loan that cannot refinance?

Yes — a paying borrower who simply cannot refinance at current rates can make for a clean, well-priced sale; the buyer prices to the property and the path to a refinance or sale.

What about rent-regulated or affordable assets?

Send the details; a buyer underwrites the regulatory framework into the price and the resolution plan.

Who buys multifamily CRE loans?

Standing Bid Capital, directly and all-cash, $250K–$25M, nationwide.

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