LBG Targets $250M for Distressed Assets

Lundin says that the year 2010 to 2013 will present "a historic opportunity to own class A and class B cash-flowing properties at significant discounts to replacement cost with relatively high equity yields." She describes these as "among the safest investment vehicles going into an inflationary market."

Lundin started Inland Mortgage Capital Corp.'s national opportunistic debt and equity loan program, which she ran from 1995 to 2008. She left Inland in late 2008 to form LBG with Beiswenger and Goldman.