The Maturity Wall: Catching Renewal Risk Before It Becomes Default

Overview

Loans are hitting maturity in a much tougher refinancing environment, and many borrowers can't get out on terms that work. That means more loans stalling at maturity, or heading toward default. It's not just a refinancing story either. Lenders with heavy construction and fix-and-flip books face a second layer of risk, since a loan's exit depends on the project actually finishing and the property actually selling, not just on refinancing math.

Watch the webinar replay to learn how experienced lenders are catching extension risk before it becomes default, managing a portfolio full of loans maturing at once, and using new tools, including AI, to know which files need attention first.

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What You'll Get

• The early warning signs: what shows up 60-90 days before a renewal turns into default
• A playbook for renewals and step-ups: real examples of how lenders handle it when refinancing isn't the exit
• What's different about construction and fix-and-flip risk: the second exit risk these loans carry beyond rates
• How AI is changing prioritization: flagging your highest-risk files first, instead of working the list in order

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Who It's For

Private lenders, mortgage fund managers, and loan servicers in the US and Canada managing renewals or portfolios with upcoming maturities, including those with significant construction or fix-and-flip exposure.