10 Reasons To Utilize a Healthcare Real Estate Provider

Call MREA to promote your property offering directly to active medical professionals and qualified healthcare real estate investors!

Top Ten Reasons Our Clients Like Our Platform (as surveyed by MREA):

  1. Reduce Closing Costs
  2. Slash Days on Market (DOM)
  3. Receive Qualified Tenants or Buyers
  4. Increase Showings
  5. Eliminate Unsophisticated Brokers and Offers
  6. Improve Confidentiality
  7. Access Capital for Projects
  8. Joint Venture with ‘Like’ Interests
  9. Initiate Strategy for Reform
  10. Access Knowledgeable Vendors

The most comprehensive healthcare database of real estate solutions belongs to MREA and our talented medical real estate advisory. Call us at 713-701-7900!

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Healthcare Bankruptcy & Receivership – Real Estate Services

MREA is dedicated to improving the health and wealth of ita clients through several varying healthcare real estate competencies, many of which are located on our website. Our specialization within this narrow, niche sector provides our physicians, investors, owners and medical center customers with direct exposure to healthcare real estate opportunities. Currently, our firm is fielding a greater number of inquiries for the assistance of distressed real estate property offerings.  So, we offer a quick post of our services.

As most are aware, an unfortunate reality exists in today’s real estate marketplace.  The financial system is working on ways to deal with those that relied too heavily on leverage and debt instruments to fund real estate purchases during the middle to latter years of last decade.  This reality haunts the medical real estate industry that, just 5 to 7 years ago, expanded greatly to accommodate forecasting models that placed significant emphasis on serving a growing, health-conscious population, especially that of the baby boomers.

As the commercial and healthcare real estate industries are in the initial stages of coping with an abundance of over-leveraged property, our firm is well positioned to capture a lion’s share of these opportunities.  It is because our firm has developed “across-the-board” relationships within the healthcare real estate sector whereby delivering property offerings (lease, sale, redevelopment) directly to the doorstep of an actively managed database of medical tenants, investors and hospital owners.

MREA Distressed 

The Medical Real Estate Advisors (MREA) have the expertise required to effectively manage a variety of distressed situations involving non-performing loans, as well as the management, leasing, disposition and redevelopment of Real Estate Owned (REO) property.  Our professionals are actively involved in loan workouts, mortgage possessions and foreclosures and we seek avenues to eliminate overexposure by directing any offerings to a secure database of medical professionals and investors.  Along with traditional distressed real estate services, our specialized competencies include judicial and non-judicial foreclosures, court-appointed receiverships, bankruptcies and deed-in-lieus.

Receivership Services

Mr. Robert S. “Bob” Lowery and his team of associates are versed in court proceedings that involve the foreclosure and appointment of a receiver.  Our comprehensive real estate solutions for the medical industry play a vital role in the efficient transition of the asset from its current position to that of significant value to the marketplace. Services include:

Strategic Planning – Stabilization of Property — Tenant Retention — Property Management — Marketing & Advertising — Leasing — Exit Strategies

Bankruptcy Services

To complement an expansive list of healthcare real estate services, MREA is involved in working with bankruptcy trustees to assist with businesses that are financially troubled, either directly or indirectly, from their real estate holdings.  Our services:

Assisting Turnaround Management Companies — Monetizing Assets — Advising Lender Workouts — Creditor Assignments — Representing Buyers & Sellers — Real Estate & Recapitalizations – Equipment, Furniture, Business Item Liquidations

Robert S. “Bob” Lowery is Managing Partner of MREA | Medical Real Estate Advisors

REO Properties, Here.

A select few representatives within our office hold the keys to bank-owned property, otherwise known as an REO.

REO stands for ‘real estate owned’. It is the term used to describe property that is in the possession of a lender by virtue of a foreclosure. That means the foreclosure has already taken place, the bank has the title to the property and the bank can sell it.

As a caveat, when purchasing REO property is is extremely important to have the title examined by a professional title examiner and the title certified by a competent attorney. Many lenders, to save money, have only the present owner checked at the time of the foreclosure.  Due to the professional laxity in purchasing and mortgaging real estate over the past 10-15 years REO properties are fraught with title defects and undisclosed liens and encumbrances that occurred during prior ownerships.

Also, many title companies have been “insuring over” defects rather than resolving them. You need to know if there are any title defects on the property prior to purchase.

As for the locations of such REO’s, Biggerpockets.com has provided this fairly thorough list of websites that host properties for sale.  As it would do myself and my office a disservice to strictly publish commercial opportunities that are solicited by our office, or at our fingertips, this initial offering is a practical starter into bank-owned purchase opportunities.  Please contact Robert S. “Bob” Lowery in Houston, TX for assistance with your REO needs.

Regional REO Banks
Other REO Sites