LOS ANGELES-The rumors of distressed assets’ demise have been greatly exaggerated, says Jess Bressi, partner with McKenna Long & Aldridge, who spoke with Carrie Rossenfeld during RealShare Real Estate 2012. He also talked about:

  • How distressed assets should be approached today.
  • The importance of looking to secondary and tertiary markets for investing
  • The fact that investors can still make money with distressed assets

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