REO & DISTRESSED PROPERTIES

expert management for REO and distressed assets

Pfefferle Management maintains a successful track record in the professional management, repositioning, and disposition of distressed real estate. We work closely with lending institutions, government agencies, receivers, and the courts to provide the confidentiality, concise reporting, and communication required to stabilize a troubled asset.

Our team provides a customized approach to managing REO and underperforming properties throughout Wisconsin. Our primary goals are to stabilize the asset, minimize operating expenses, and maximize value on behalf of property owners, lenders, receivers and landlords in the shortest possible amount of time. We have experience handling foreclosures, receiverships, properties in recovery and vacant properties throughout the state of Wisconsin and around the country. Our expertise includes a variety of property types, including office, retail, medical, industrial, investment and multi-family.

Our team at NAI Pfefferle allow us to provide boots-on-the-ground brokerage and marketing services covering the state of Wisconsin and beyond. 

Our services include:

Property Management Services

  • Rent collection
  • Bill payments
  • Real estate taxes
  • Security
  • Compliance
  • Tenant retention
  • Certificate of Insurance (COI)

Facilities Management Services

  • Minimize utility & operating expenses (i.e. snow removal, lawn care, waste removal, etc.)
  • Property clean-out
  • Inspect and maintain building systems
  • Winterization (as necessary, if applicable)
  • HVAC and plumbing
  • Life safety
  • Roofs and roof drainage systems

Marketing & Brokerage Services

  • Strategy development and implementation
  • Market analysis
  • Broker Opinion of Value (BOV)
  • Marketing, leasing, and sales
  • Disposition

PROPERTY TYPES

Specialty technicians are only utilized when it’s the appropriate choice for a particular property. If a sub-contractor is hired, the skill set of the Pfefferle specialty technician is still used to enhance the performance of a sub-contractor.