There is an ever increasing problem as mezzanine financing transactions from 2006 and 2007 are being reworked and the certificates representing the pledged equities cannot be found.
A “mezzanine transaction” traditionally involves the pledging of the equity that owns the real estate. The additional financing increases the financial stack which when added to the mortgage financing can bring the total to 80 percent or more of the transaction.
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