Hidden opportunities in RTC hotel properties

Article Abstract:

The Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) was set up in Aug 1989 to manage the divestment of properties of inactive savings and loan institutions. It holds some 155 hotels which suffered under the industrial downturn, but which can be competitive with favorable marketing and management. Investors can take advantage of low divestment prices and available financial assistance and some groups have shown interest in acquiring hotels to turn into alternative care and detention facilities. The sale of RTC-held hotels is expected to affect property values, market shares and hotel industry statistics.

Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Savings and loan associations, United States. Resolution Trust Corp.

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Finding future value in distressed properties

Article Abstract:

Demand-side analysis is a method used by investors in extracting important information regarding the demand values of distressed properties. The method analyzes factors regarding real estate demand and determines when an unassuming property investment will reach its economic equilibrium. Demand-based appraisal method is the information needed by investors before making decisions regarding investment opportunities.

Analysis, Real estate investment, Real estate investments, Valuation, Real property, Real estate appraisal

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