STIMU-LESS

UGL Equis's Ed Wlodarczyk  thinks private investment will help steady the market in 2011 and government band-aids can stay in the medicine cabinet. What else is he thinking? See a tease below, but the real fun begins at our big breakfast event next Wednesday.
 

UGL Equis has been working as REO advisor to a Texas bank, helping it dispose of more than 60 properties since taking the assignment in '09. Because $3.4 trillion in debt will mature by 2017, Ed tells us many investors are waiting for the deepest possible discounts on properties before they buy. But he warns against expecting values to fall too far: "We're not going to see 20 cents on the dollar type deals in core CRE assets like we did in residential in FloridaArizona, and Vegas." What will we see? Ask him in person, as he and many other experts speak at our big Bisnow Breakfast on "Workouts and Restructuring." Sign up today!

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