Distressed debt investors are turning to Tucson’s Real Estate

Distressed Debt Investors Club turn to Tucson AZ

The debt situation in America is not at all in good position. Since the recession, people of the country and also the country itself have been facing financial problem. So, if you are having any kind of problem with debt, you can try to find out “is debt consolidation good” and you can also try investing with different investment vehicles in Tucson. There are various kinds of investment vehicles. But you need to find out which is the best in today’s economy.

Debt investors turning to real estate

As per a survey, at least 100 debt investors will be increasingly investing in real estate rather than investing with hedge funds, bank props or trading desks.  This survey also shows that investors allocated 26% of the investments in real estate last year, and many are planning to allocate 48% of the investments in real estate in this year. However, the distressed debt investors may have to adopt according to the surging equity market and a bubble in the high-yield markets of loans, otherwise they may find themselves pushed lower through the capital structure in search of greater yields.

According to the debt investors, real estate investment offers greater opportunities. Almost 48% of the respondents also said that they believed that the first lien secured bank home loans would be the lowest attractive investment opportunity for the year 2011. This was followed by the second lien home loans (44%), and the asset backed securities (44%).

In addition, more than 50% of the respondents when polled showed that their belief was like the default rates on the commercial real estate would not be able to reach the peak till the second half of the year 2011. However, 16% of the respondents argue that the peak is not going to happen until the advent of the year2012. These ideas represent a considerable change in the situation a year ago, when the energy and the automotive sectors were amongst the top favorites, 37% and 29% respectively. But, as the energy prices are on the rise and as the automotive sector too is not in a good position, opportunities lay elsewhere. Thus, the real estate and the financial markets are gaining in importance.

Thus, according to financial experts more and more big money will be making its foray into the investment real estate market in Tucson.

Carl F. Pepper, Realtor
carl@MyOwnArizona.com
www.MyOwnArizona.com

(520) 822-6575

 

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