The Mandate
RCP arranges debtor-in-possession capital for Chapter 11 companies that own or control commercial real estate.
The estate is not short of options.
It is short of clean signal under court oversight.
RCP arranges the signal capital can act on.
The Facility
Senior debtor-in-possession capital sized to the court-approved budget.
Structured for administrative-priority or priming status, subject to court approval.
First or priming position against the estate's commercial real estate.
Secured by firm assets — not personal guarantees.
Funded to a court-approved budget and cash-collateral order.
Matched to the path to plan confirmation or exit.
Collateral value, cash flow, and feasibility — assessed by the capital counterparty.
Flexible repayment and exit-financing options to support confirmation.
- Working capital to keep the business operating through the case
- Pre-petition obligations approved for payment by the court
- Existing debt service where the budget and order provide for it
- Operating costs — payroll, vendors, occupancy, insurance
- Cash-flow stabilization while counsel negotiates the plan
- Lien on the estate's commercial real estate
- Priority structured for administrative or priming status
- Budget — funded to a court-approved order
- Reserves as the order and collateral condition require
- No personal guarantees — secured by firm assets
The Method
- Rescue narrative
- Unbudgeted asks
- Undefined exit
- Personal-guarantee dependence
- Unsorted petition file
- Wrong capital audience
- Collateral & equity cushion
- Court-approved budget
- Use of proceeds
- Priority / priming position
- Exit or recovery path
- Counterparty fit
The Execution Standard
Five questions answered before a facility moves
We translate. We compress. We structure. We position. We control the signal.
What is the collateral?
What is the equity cushion?
What does the budget require?
What is the exit or recovery path?
Who is the correct institutional counterparty?
The Read
A live read on the situation. Indicative only — the file decides.
Enter the situation
Provide collateral, existing debt, the requested facility, and the operating budget to generate a preliminary RCP read.
Collateral & plan posture
Equity cushion, funded runway, and the defined exit are weighed against the requested facility.
This is an indicative read, not an offer or commitment. Bring the situation to the desk to open an intake file.
Open intake fileThe Intake File
Case posture
- Case number and jurisdiction
- Petition date or filing timeline
- Debtor's counsel
- Cash-collateral order status
Collateral
- Property address and description
- Asset class and occupancy
- Most recent valuation or appraisal
- Existing liens and balances
The request
- Requested facility amount
- Use of proceeds
- Court-approved budget
- Proposed priority and structure
Operations
- 13-week cash-flow budget
- Trailing operating statements
- Current rent roll or revenue detail
- Schedule of secured and unsecured debt
The plan
- Reorganization strategy
- Path to confirmation
- Defined exit — refinance or sale
- Major creditor positions
Sponsorship
- Ownership and controlling parties
- Management continuity
- Operator experience and track record
- Related-entity exposure
The Anchor
We do not chase capital.
We prepare the estate so capital can recognize it.
Capital follows attention — not the other way around.