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18 May 2013
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16 November 2010 at 2:34 PM Central Time
In response to: Hotel del Coronado debt breakdown
Bob S. commented:
While it is certainly beautiful oceanfront real estate that anyone would love to own, I'm not really sure if I'd be happy owning it with $800,000 per room of debt on it! ...even if the interest rate is at 3%! Especially if that mortgage is coming due within the next year. In todays world, you probably couldnt re-finance more than $300,000 per room of that debt. How do you re-pay the remainder? ...With cash?...Thats a lot of dough. You are going to see some REAL screaming from the lender on this deal very shortly. Its bizarre to see a 100 year old hotel get foreclosed on. It lasted thru so many difficult times (including The Great Depression).
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