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Non-Performing Note Sale: Mark Twain Apartments | Receiver in Place

Asset Snapshot

Note
Asset Type
Multifamily
Property Type
Garden
Multifamily Subtype
1920
Year Built
3
Floor Count
4
Building Count
1.31 Acres
Land Area
65 Units
Unit Count
Value-Add
Investment Profile
Non-Performing
Loan Status
$5,760,000
Original Balance
$4,383,792
Unpaid Balance (UPB)
Origination Date
Maturity Date
3.46%
Loan Rate

Investment Highlights

Court-Appointed Receiver Already In Place
A court-appointed receiver is in place at the Property while the foreclosure action remains pending.
Potential Path To Ownership At A Discount
Non-performing Loan offers a potential path to title at a significant discount to replacement cost.
Strong Submarket Multifamily Fundamentals
Property sits in a submarket with strong multifamily fundamentals and an average vacancy near 6%.
Strategic Urban Location With Connectivity
Hospitals, major employers, schools and universities sit within walking distance or a transit ride.
65 Units Held As Individual Condominiums
All 65 apartments are separately platted under a 2018 condominium declaration across four buildings.
1.31-Acre Site Beside The Mark Twain House
Four brick walk-up buildings front 241 feet of Farmington Avenue, with a paved parking lot behind.

Offering Summary

Brokered by JLL and powered by RealINSIGHT Marketplace, the offering is a non-performing first mortgage loan secured by Mark Twain Apartments at 367-381 Farmington Avenue in Hartford, Connecticut, a 65-unit multifamily property held as 65 condominium units. The note carries an unpaid principal balance of $4,383,792, and the buyer steps into the lender position with remedies already in motion: a Notice of Default was issued in May 2026, a foreclosure complaint seeking a receiver was filed in July 2026, and a court-appointed receiver now controls the property. The collateral consists of four three-story buildings with 41,750 SF of rentable area, 75 surface parking spaces and laundry on a 1.31-acre site. Occupancy was 35.38% as of January 1, 2026, setting up a lease-up strategy across the vacant units. The condominium structure adds exit flexibility, and the receiver order authorizes marketing the property or individual units, subject to court approval of any sale. The loan was originated in June 2022 to fund the acquisition, carries a 3.46% fixed rate on a 30-year amortization and matures in June 2029. Hartford’s Farmington Avenue corridor sits in an established urban market anchored by hospitals, major employers, schools and universities, giving the note buyer a potential path to title at a significant discount to replacement cost.

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Location

173,206
Population within 3-mile radius
241 ft
Farmington Avenue frontage
1.22M
Hartford MSA population

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