After a record-setting three-year run, the seniors housing market went
into pause mode as the summer of 2007 subprime mortgage meltdown sent
seismic tremors through the nation’s economy. While the seniors housing
industry fundamentals remain strong, everyone is anxiously wondering
what’s next.
Whether you believe the seniors housing mortgage market is stalled or
poised for a rebound, you will not want to miss the opportunity to hear
our panel of experts debate these crucial questions.
For just one low price you and your team in
one location can take part in this fast-paced, insightful audio conference
from The SeniorCare Investor. Best of all, you’ll be able to connect
personally with any or all of the panelists when we open up the phone
lines for live Q&A.
Here’s just some of what you’ll learn during this in-depth, 90-minute
audio conference:
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What is the outlook for 2008 – for lenders, buyers,
sellers, developers and investors? |
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Who is lending, and at what rates? |
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Which deals are more likely to get done – small loan
transactions vs. large loan transactions? |
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What changes should we expect in underwriting criteria? |
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What is the forecast for the troubled CMBS market? |
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Plus, a chance to ask the experts your
burning questions on senior care |
...and much more!
Featured Speakers:
Stephen M. Monroe, the audio conference moderator, is the managing
editor and a partner at Irving Levin Associates, Inc. Established in 1948,
Irving Levin Associates is a research and publishing firm that specializes
in the seniors housing and health care investment markets, with several
newsletters and acquisition reports. Mr. Monroe has been with the company
for 20 years and has published more than 50 articles dealing with various
aspects of investing in the health care and seniors housing arena. In
addition, he is the editor of The SeniorCare Investor, a monthly
newsletter, and The Senior Care Acquisition Report, an annual study of
acquisition trends in the senior care market. In 2007, he spearheaded the
launch of Senior Living Business, a monthly newsletter, and serves as its
executive editor. Prior to joining the company, Mr. Monroe was a vice
president of investment banking at Kidder, Peabody & Co. in New York City
where he completed a variety of public equity, bond and merger and
acquisition transactions.
Curt Schaller, Director for the Healthcare Finance group at
Merrill Lynch Capital, is responsible for managing the group's
healthcare real estate originations team. Prior to joining Merrill
Lynch Capital, Mr. Schaller held several positions focused on
healthcare real estate. Most recently, he was a Senior Vice
President with GE Healthcare Financial Services, where he managed
the group's senior housing real estate originations team. Prior to
that, he was an investment officer with the group, originating
transactions in the senior housing and skilled nursing sectors. Mr.
Schaller also had roles as an investment officer and an underwriter
with Heller Healthcare Finance prior to their acquisition by GE. His
experience included real estate consulting with Kenneth Leventhal
and Company before joining Heller.
Douglas A. Korey, Managing Director/Partner at Contemporary
Healthcare Capital, LLC, is responsible for the day to day
management and oversight of the Fund’s activities. He has over 15
years of structured finance experience and has spent the last 10
years developing relationships in the healthcare industry. Prior to
forming CHC and ZHC, Mr. Korey was President of Dynex Healthcare,
Inc. At Dynex, Mr. Korey originated over $300 million of long-term
care product. Prior to Dynex, Mr. Korey formed the first long-term
care mezzanine fund in the country at Ziegler Capital Company. He
was also employed by Alex. Brown & Sons, Inc. in their Housing and
Long-Term Care Group and at AMBAC Indemnity Corporation in their
Structured Finance Department.
Casey N. Moore, Managing Director of Red Mortgage Capital,
Inc., joined the firm in November of 2002 as Director of its Senior
Housing Group. He works with existing key clients as well as
develops new relationships in the provisions of debt and equity
capital to seniors housing owners and operators. Mr. Moore has
twenty years of commercial lending experience, with seventeen years
specifically focused on seniors/long-term care investments. Prior to
joining Red Capital , Mr. Moore served with Bank United/Washington
Mutual as Director of Healthcare Lending and Senior Vice President
of Specialty Finance.
Meredith G. Davis, Senior Vice President and Manager of
Healthcare Lending for Colonial Bank, has over 10 years experience
in senior housing and long-term care lending. She manages a $300
million long term care portfolio and oversees the Bank’s $500
million healthcare line of business from Birmingham, Alabama. Prior
to joining Colonial, she served as Vice President of Wachovia Bank’s
Real Estate Financial Services in their Healthcare Finance Group in
Birmingham, and for its predecessor, SouthTrust Bank, N.A./SouthTrust
Capital Funding. There she worked in various positions underwriting
and originating commercial, senior housing and long-term care
mortgages and securitizations for the Bank and their affiliates.
Before entering the healthcare industry, Ms. Davis worked for
Compass Bank in their Private Banking Group.
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