Banks,
Savings & Loans, Insurance companies, Mortgage Banking firms,
large Institutional Investors and private lenders are the primary
clients of Worldwide Commercial Loan Acquisitions. Currently, we have
several clients that are experiencing severe excess liquidity and
are willing to pay a significant premium for performing commercial
mortgage loans. Commercial mortgage loan pools of $25 million or more
are needed for immediate purchase and sale. Call Worldwide Commercial
Loan Acquisitions at 888-849-6161 and ask for our bulk portfolio loan
division.
Worldwide
Commercial Loan Acquisitions is a private, discreet, financial firm
that represents clients that buy and sell commercial mortgage loans.
Worldwide Commercial Loan Acquisitions represents large pools of commercial
loans for financial institutions, as well as individual commercial
mortgage loans for acquisition and sale. Worldwide Commercial Loan
Acquisitions is a secondary marketing firm that specializes in the
sale and acquisition of individual commercial real estate mortgage
loans and bulk portfolios, regardless of the commercial mortgage loans
performance.
Worldwide
Commercial Loan Acquisitions also buys and sells distressed commercial
mortgage loans and portfolios. It does not matter if there is an interest
in only one commercial mortgage loan transaction or several transactions.
Worldwide Commercial Loan Acquisitions is interested in forming long-term
relationships with investors that understand the commercial market.
Worldwide Commercial Loan Acquisitions provides services for those
with performing, sub-performing and non-performing commercial mortgage
loans.
Worldwide
Commercial Loan Acquisitions transactions are performed on a negotiated
basis as opposed to a sealed bid process. A Letter of Intent (LOI)
is normally issued within 48 hours of receipt of the loan information.
This allows sellers the advantage of entertaining only those offers
that meet their pricing requirements and obtain the highest value
for their loans. Buyers prefer the negotiated transaction process
because it conserves their underwriting and due diligence resources.