Financing and Funding

When I wired $25 million back to the U.S. taxpayers during a government shutdown, it wasn’t a publicity move or a headline stunt.

The market is overflowing with capital, but much of it is chasing hype instead of strategy. For real estate and secondary mortgage investors, that noise can be costly.

This is not just a look back, it’s a call forward. Borrower relationships, market dislocations, and creative loss mitigation approaches still turn a profit - especially in distressed markets.

The market is shifting, and not just on the surface. Converging forces are reshaping real estate, debt, and the broader financial ecosystem.

In an era where markets move at the speed of headlines and the U.S. national debt looms north of $30 trillion, investors can no longer afford to overlook the intersection of macroeconomics, [...]

In today’s volatile landscape, the so-called “safe haven” of bond investing is being stress-tested like never before.

The U.S. financial system is undergoing a silent but seismic shift and smart investors are paying attention to the cracks forming under the surface.

Few places symbolize resilience and real estate ambition quite like New York City. Yet beneath its skyline, a quieter crisis is unfolding—one that offers a sobering lesson for investors across [...]

A quiet correction is happening in Austin and too few investors are paying attention. What was once one of the hottest housing markets in the country has seen a steady decline since its peak in [...]

After decades navigating non-performing loans, borrower distress, and capital preservation strategies... one truth holds - asset resolution is not about chasing upside. It’s about recovering [...]