His spin has been that those loans were never going to get repaid. The issue with the argument is pretty clear: there is a clear loan with documents and conditions for payment plus there is a collateral that would cause loan repayment if the land reaches the sales phase of parcells. needless to say that the collateral is quite valuable these days, as people are migrating to those same types of locations as the land is. To be clear: this single number is probably unaudited and there are caveats to it. those might be about how much legal fees were allocated to the fund by the very expensive legal team. the fact that most of the claim is not for the fund might be an issue for the management. second issue is management fees: if most of the fund activity was mundane management of existing loans, how much are you entitled to charge for that. The book value itself: what allowances are carved out, how does the market value of the loand stack against the book value?
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