The insolvent landlords who plunged $144 million into debt after buying up hundreds of rental properties in Ontario will have their court-ordered protection from creditors extended until the beginning of August — but not without a number of strict conditions in place amid allegations of mismanagement and financial misconduct.
The insolvent corporations are part of a complex corporate web affiliated with SID Developments, which Clark founded with the goal of building a real estate empire by acquiring hundreds of properties in distressed real estate markets. Court documents have revealed the vast array of real estate holdings were made possible with 500 mortgages and 800 promissory loan notes.
KSV Advisory also expressed “serious concerns” about continued borrowing from investors — in part to finance interest payments on previous debt — and millions of dollars in transfers to both the landlords and their affiliated companies. The court-appointed monitor also disclosed that lenders took “significant issue” over the landlords shuffling around millions of dollars in borrowed funds among their many companies during a call with investors in April.
Lenders also believe the landlords should be slapped with cost orders in court after choosing to engage in “costly litigation” to oppose motions made by both the monitor and lenders during insolvency proceedings.
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