A portfolio of $148 million of commercial real estate loans is being sold by Bridger Commercial Funding's BankXchange program on behalf of an undisclosed major bank in the West. The San Francisco-based Bridger said the portfolio is the largest pool of West Coast performing CRE loans to be brought to market this year, consisting of 88 loans secured by owner-occupied and income-producing properties in the Los Angeles Basin. The majority of the owner-occupied properties secure loans financed under the Small Business Administration's 504 program, Bridger said. The overall portfolio loan-to-value ratio is below 60%, and the debt service coverage ratio exceeds 1.60. The portfolio is being offered in two pools, one composed of 58 owner-occupied loans totaling $95 million and the other composed of 30 income-property loans totaling $53 million. Potential buyers can bid on either pool, or both, and bids will be accepted on a "subject to due diligence" basis through Aug. 29 at 5 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time. The company can be found online at http://www.bridgerfunding.com.
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