"Bankruptcy Sales: Finding a Diamond in the Rough."
Matthew Kramer and Erika Martinez authored an article published in the Daily Business Review, which discussed the inefficient market for the sale of bankruptcy assets and the subsequent transactional drag that can potentially dampen the ability of debtors and trustees to maximize value for creditors.
“Although there is no single marketplace for bankruptcy asset sales, tools presently exist allowing investors to thoroughly search this inevitably growing market,” Kramer and Martinez said. “For investors unwilling to commit to a monthly fee to search for asset sales, the calendar approach is an efficient, cost-effective approach to locating upcoming sales in any given jurisdiction. Paid sites, such as Inforuptcy.com, also exist, enabling a comprehensive, seamless review of bankruptcy sales. While finding a suitable asset investment is often the hardest task at hand, these tools greatly facilitate that endeavor.”
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