Nathan Whigham is the Founder and President of EN Capital. He has been placing debt and equity across all types of commercial real estate since 2006 and has been involved in the origination of over $1B of commercial real estate finance. Prior to founding EN Capital he was the Senior Director of Business Development for CleanFund Commercial PACE Capital for Southern California. Before his tenure as a commercial PACE lender he was Senior Vice President & Director of Business Development at Nebo Capital, a boutique commercial real estate capital advisory firm. Nathan has also developed over six megawatts of large commercial renewable energy projects and has been involved in a variety of entrepreneurial ventures. He holds an MBA from the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California and a BS in Systems Engineering from the University of Arizona and is a licensed California Real Estate Broker.
Over the past couple of years, there has been non-stop reporting on Opportunity Zones. With this bevy of articles, many investors are still unclear on how the legislation can be incorporated in their overall investment strategy.
Contrary to popular narratives regarding timelines, now is still a great time to allocate to OZ’s in 2021.
In this panel discussion we will provide an operator's overview of why investors still have plenty of time to incorporate this investment strategy. We will clarify the definition of “substantially improved” regarding real estate projects. Outline how to utilize backward and forward claims. Provide a complete breakdown of the 6 month time period. Discuss tactics to incorporate when doing estate planning.
Speakers: Daniel Oschin , Conor Donohue, Nathan Whigham, and Ashley Tison
More than a year after the worst month ever recorded for hotel performance, distressed hotels are still a popular topic of conversation. However, the unicorn hunting for hotels at half off have yielded few results for many. We will discuss the following:
Speakers: Omari Head, Nathan Whigham, Pranav Bhakta, and Justin Jabara
Our world continues to experience vast economic turmoil in the hospitality and tourism industry. From ignorance to adaptation, we are still in the middle of so many questions and rapidly materializing solutions. The responsiveness and support that the hospitality industry has both given and received are an amazing testament to the resilience of an industry which is a backbone of our economy.
The longer range problems are fueled without solution in sight today based in a steep decline in Average Daily Rates (ADR), length of stay (LOS) and Occupancy (OCC) revenue indicators for many hotel properties. These properties are in a limbo of when next steps will occur. They need a plan for tomorrow, of being restructured, sold or refinanced with new vision and strategies.
Speakers: Joseph W. DeMatteo Sr., Nathan Whigham, Chad Carpenter, and Ana Bozovic
Since the beginning of COVID-19, the world has undergone a major economic turmoil for the hospitality and tourism industry. With the steep decline in occupancy rates and Average Daily Rates (ADR), many hotel properties were restructured or refinanced with new vision and strategies.
During this time of operational challenges, the industry is in dire need for a combined solution of expertise and capital. This may, in fact, provide unique opportunities for investors to bring the combination of capital and capability to the hospitality industry.
Speakers: Joseph W. DeMatteo Sr., Bharat Sangani, MD, Euclid Walker, and Nathan Whigham