In Episode 09 of NTRD Forum, Nazar of Intrepid Equity Management joins Leo Jacobs to break down distressed assets, bank behavior, rate myths, and why 2025 is already here.

Distress, Defaults & the Real Deal on 2025

Distress is Here. The Real Question? Who’s Buying.

NTRD Live Edition from The Real Deal NYC — with Nazar of Intrepid Equity Management

Forget the headlines. Nazar’s firm isn’t waiting for interest rates to shift — they’re negotiating with banks, wiping out failed equity, and taking control of stalled assets right now.

This episode dives into the mechanics of modern distress — and exposes the emotional traps keeping borrowers stuck in hope instead of strategy.

Distress Playbook
Intrepid buys the note, forecloses, negotiates terms — and moves fast to salvage viable projects in mid-construction or stuck in CapEx overrun.

Why Rates Don’t Matter
A 25–100 bps rate cut won’t reverse 24% equity erosion. So why is the market still fixated on the Fed?

The Emotional Trap
Sentiment drives markets. But that doesn’t mean it should drive you. “Stay alive till ‘25” isn’t a strategy — it’s a delay tactic.

Signs of a Bottom?
Leasing is picking up. Blackstone is buying again. Valuations are shifting. It’s not a recovery yet — but it's a turn.

“Sentiment drives action more than data. But if you’re relying on a Fed cut to fix your deal — it’s already too late.”

Distress doesn’t mean disaster — unless you wait too long to act.

Whether you’re a borrower clinging to bad equity, a lender pretending things will bounce back, or a sponsor hoping for a miracle Fed move — this episode is a wake-up call.

The only thing that solves distress… is action.

🎧 Watch ReDeal Episode 09 Now
And see how firms like Intrepid are creating opportunity — while others are still hoping for a bailout.

PODCAST - Confronting the Impossible with Leo Jacobs.

Known for finding creative, expedient solutions to complex and high-profile cases, Leo excels in matters including distressed investment and asset management, real estate law, corporate law, dispute resolution, business divorces, negotiation, and more. Leo’s extensive expertise in debt and equity structures enables him to employ a full spectrum of legal tools to achieve swift, optimal results for clients. His practice, Jacobs P.C., bridges commercial litigation, corporate transactions, and financial rehabilitation, handling cases across federal, state, and bankruptcy courts, as well as administrative tribunals.

If you would like to join the podcast email requests to pr@jacobspc.com 

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In JPC Podcast, NYC developer MaryAnne Gilmartin opens up about raising kids in chaos, facing public backlash over Barclays Center, and why she’s a dragon slayer at heart.

MaryAnne Gilmartin on Grit, Guts, and Building Through Backlash

In the third and final part of this deeply personal series, Leo Jacobs sits down with MaryAnne Gilmartin to confront the emotional costs and fierce resilience behind her most controversial project — the Barclays Center.

We hear what it’s like to be publicly targeted (literally), professionally doubted, and personally torn between building empires and being a present mother.

When home becomes a battleground:
MaryAnne moved her children into Park Slope — ground zero for opposition to the Barclays project. On her daughter's first day of school, the view from their brownstone was a giant sign saying, “F**k You MaryAnne.”

Building amidst backlash:
From public protests to private doubts, she kept going. She didn’t hide her kids from the fire — she raised them in it. And they emerged proud, grounded, and strong.

Success, not entitlement:
MaryAnne reflects on the fear of raising children without grit after building a life of stability. “Entitlement is a bugaboo I can’t stand,” she says. Every part of her parenting was designed to instill resilience.

Money, power, and trade-offs:
She didn’t come from wealth. She earned it the hard way — balancing student loans, New York rents, and big dreams. “I knew I had to know where my lunch money was. That instability from childhood? It never leaves you.”

On being a woman in a man’s game:
She never tried to be “a man in a skirt.” She did it her way — unapologetically. And thanks to visionary mentor Bruce Ratner, she was treated as a franchise player, not a token..

“I’m a dragon slayer. I don’t spend time thinking about success. I think about what’s next.”

Success doesn’t mean safety. It doesn’t mean silence.
MaryAnne Gilmartin’s story is proof that building your legacy often requires confronting rejection, parenting through controversy, and pushing forward even when you’re hated for it.

In the heart of New York City, MaryAnne didn’t just build skyscrapers.
She built a life — fierce, fearless, and undeniably hers.

🎧 Watch the Full Episode Now
And see what it really means to slay dragons.

In JPC Podcast, MaryAnne Gilmartin shares the story behind The New York Times Building, Barclays Center, and the personal grit that powered her rise as a top NYC developer.

MaryAnne Gilmartin on Building Icons, Beating Doubt, and Leaving a Legacy

How do you go from being the girl who was almost denied financial aid because of her stepfather’s IRS evasion.. to the woman who built the Barclays Center?

In this unforgettable episode of Confronting the Impossible, Leo Jacobs sits down with MaryAnne Gilmartin - former CEO of Forest City Ratner and founder of MAG Partners - to unpack the grit, risk, and legacy behind some of New York City’s most iconic developments.

This isn't just a professional journey - it’s a human one. And it starts with chaos at home.

The Breakout Bet: From Underdog to Developer of the Year

Before Barclays, there was The New York Times Building.

At just 30-something, MaryAnne led a Brooklyn-based team to win one of Manhattan’s most high-profile development opportunities — beating out titans of real estate and proving her skeptics (including her own CEO) dead wrong.

✅ 1.6M sq ft in Times Square
✅ Designed by Renzo Piano
✅ Built post-9/11, when skyscrapers were feared
✅ $1B in value creation - just from Forest City’s floors alone

“I told my boss, even if we lose, let me try. We won. And everything changed.”

This was the project that catapulted her from “Brooklyn developer” to a central force in NYC’s modern skyline.

MaryAnne’s story isn’t just about what she built - it’s about how she built it.

And yet she delivered - with creativity, humor, and a team-first ethos that earned The New York Times’ vote of confidence.

“Everyone had a role. We brought the whole team to the pitch - even the intern dressed as a newsboy.”

This wasn’t just a building. It was a bet - on process, on people, and on pushing forward even when the path isn’t clear.

MaryAnne doesn’t pretend the path was smooth. She missed moments with her kids. She ran hot. She questioned it all.

“I used to say - if I’m leaving my kids every day, it better be for something that truly matters.”

Her kids grew up visiting job sites, standing on hoists, watching beams rise. And now? They understand why she did it.

Because the work wasn’t just about concrete. It was about legacy.

MaryAnne’s episode isn’t just about resilience - it’s about how you turn that resilience into something real.

She didn’t come from money or connections. She came from instability, chaos, and the kind of background that breaks most people.

🎧 Watch the Full Episode Now
And see what it means to confront the impossible - with steel, soul, and a skyline to prove it.

NEW YORK (September 15, 2025) – Jacobs P.C., lead restructuring counsel to LuxUrban Hotels Inc. (OTC: LUXH, formerly Nasdaq: LUXH), today announced that the company has voluntarily filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

LuxUrban Hotels Inc. Files for Chapter 11 Reorganization to Reemerge as a Private Company

The court-supervised process is intended to reduce debt, stabilize operations, and strategically reposition LuxUrban as a privately held hospitality company with a stronger balance sheet. All LuxUrban hotels will remain open and operating during the reorganization.

As part of the restructuring, Jacobs PC advised LuxUrban in commencing Chapter 11 proceedings, a proactive measure designed to reorganize the company’s obligations while ensuring day-to-day operations continue without disruption. With the support of its senior secured lenders and a majority of creditors, LuxUrban is moving forward under a consensual framework that is expected to streamline the process and provide a clear path forward.

A key component of the plan includes converting certain debt into equity, which will allow LuxUrban to reemerge as a privately held company positioned for long-term growth without the. constraints and costs of the public markets. This transition is expected to reduce corporate overhead and eliminate the ongoing compliance burdens associated with public company status, enabling the company to reinvest resources into operations and stakeholder value.

“Over the last year, LuxUrban has navigated complex challenges due to rapid growth, ” said Mike James, Chief Financial Officer of LuxUrban Hotels Inc. “Working closely with Jacobs PC, we recognized that Chapter 11 was the most effective tool to reset our financial foundation. With the backing of our lenders and creditors, we are confident LuxUrban will emerge as a stronger, more agile private company.“

In addition, Jacobs PC will obtain court approval of first-day motions that allow LuxUrban to maintain full operations, keep hotels open, compensate employees without interruption, and ensure vendors continue to be paid on schedule. These measures are intended to protect the company’s operational strengths while it works toward a stronger balance sheet and a more sustainable future.

“LuxUrban’s decision to reorganize is a critical turning point,” said Leo Jacobs, Founder of Jacobs P.C.“ By combining LuxUrban’s operational strengths with a capital structure aligned for stability, this process will allow the company to shed legacy burdens and unlock future potential.”

Jacobs P.C. is a boutique corporate bankruptcy and commercial litigation law firm with over 100 years of combined experience. Dedicated to advocating for businesses facing complex challenges, Jacobs P.C. provides innovative solutions to overcome even the toughest legal and business obstacles. From the outset, the firm’s practical, results-oriented approach focuses on delivering immediate relief from legal pressures while building strategic, long-term pathways for clients to regain control and achieve their ideal outcomes. Jacobs P.C. leverages negotiation, mediation, settlement, advocacy, and motion practice to establish clear advantages for clients, helping them navigate and resolve disputes effectively. For more information, visit www.jacobspc.com 

LuxUrban Hotels Inc. is a hospitality company that manages and acquires hotel properties through long-term Master Lease Agreements (MLAs) and strategic asset ownership. Focused on high-demand urban markets, LuxUrban delivers unique value to property owners and outstanding guest experiences.

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In Episode 08 of the Confronting the Impossible podcast, MAG Partners CEO MaryAnne Gilmartin shares how early family chaos shaped her grit, leadership style, and rise as one of New York’s most influential developers.

From Chaos to CEO: MaryAnne Gilmartin’s Journey to the Top of NYC Real Estate

Resilience, Grit & Grit: MaryAnne Gilmartin’s Journey from Queens to NYC Skyline Builder

What happens when a childhood filled with chaos becomes the foundation for a real estate powerhouse?

In Episode 08 of Confronting the Impossible, Leo Jacobs sits down with MaryAnne Gilmartin, founder and CEO of MAG Partners, for a deeply personal conversation on hardship, identity, and the inner fire it takes to navigate instability — and still rise to the top.

This isn’t your typical developer story.
It’s raw, real, and a reminder that grit matters more than privilege — especially when the odds are stacked against you.

From Chaos to Clarity: How Resilience Is Built

MaryAnne opens up about a turbulent childhood: absent father, stepfather jailed for tax evasion, and the burden of being the emotional anchor in a chaotic home. But instead of breaking, she built.

✅ Early adversity — and how it shaped her decision-making
✅ Why Jesuits at Fordham took a chance on her despite financial aid complications
✅ The importance of being a caregiver in a chaotic household
✅ How grit, curiosity, and education became her north star

"Nobody’s going to figure it out for you. You have to take control and build your own path.”

Redefining Success, One Decision at a Time

MaryAnne didn’t choose to be born into dysfunction — but she did choose how to respond.

How a messy family can still be a nurturing one

Why resilience and grit are earned, not inherited

Why expecting others to bring you happiness is a losing game

How adversity taught her to trust selectively and lead authentically

“Somewhere in that chaos, I found the fuel to fight for my future.”

Lessons for Developers, Dreamers, and Doers

If you’re navigating career roadblocks, personal instability, or just trying to figure out your next move — this episode is for you.

MaryAnne doesn’t just talk about success. She dissects it.

🎧 Watch the Full Episode Now
And see how one woman went from chaos in Queens to transforming the New York City skyline — on her own terms.

Jacobs P.C. and the Law Office of Eric J. Warner secured a major defense win in a $45M New York Supreme Court case. Fraud and punitive damages claims were dismissed, with co-defendant Ruben “Ruby” Azrak cleared of all liability. The ruling underscores protections against predatory lending practices.

Jacobs P.C. & Eric J. Warner Win Defense Victory in $45M NY Commercial Dispute

Jacobs P.C. and the Law Office of Eric J. Warner, LLC secured a major defense victory in a $45 million commercial dispute tried in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Nassau County.

In RSH BTSW, LLC and Realstar Holdings, LLC v. BT Supplies West, Inc., Steven Odzer, and Ruben “Ruby” Azrak (Index No. 613625/2021), Justice Driscoll dismissed all fraud and punitive damages claims. The ruling left only a limited unjust enrichment finding against defendant Steven Odzer, which is being appealed. Co-defendant Ruben “Ruby” Azrak was cleared of all liability.

The case involved loans made during the COVID-19 pandemic to finance personal protective equipment purchases. Plaintiffs alleged fraud and misuse of funds. Defense attorneys argued that the transactions were risky, high-interest loans knowingly entered into by experienced investors and that no money was misappropriated

Investor sophistication: Evidence showed plaintiffs’ principal, Eitan Jeremy Rubin, was an experienced businessman who knowingly assumed high-risk positions during a volatile market.

Transparency: Plaintiffs’ communications and site visits demonstrated that BTSW operated openly. Even plaintiffs’ own experts conceded there were no improper diversions of funds.

Excessive loan terms: Expert testimony confirmed loan interest rates of 120%–144% annually, which are unenforceable under New York law.

Repayments: BTSW repaid more than $20 million, exceeding the original principal..

To help repay investors, Azrak leveraged his family’s portfolio of real estate holdings, including good faith repayment of BTSW’s debt to the plaintiffs. As a result, that portfolio faced multiple foreclosure actions. The court’s ruling is seen as protecting Azrak’s family’s properties from what his attorneys describe as opportunistic and predatory lenders.

“This ruling makes clear that predatory, usurious lending cannot be rewarded,” said Leo Jacobs, founder of Jacobs P.C., who represented Azrak and BTSW. “The Court recognized that our client, Ruby Azrak, did nothing wrong.”

Eric J. Warner, counsel for Odzer, added: “The Court properly rejected the fraud claims and punitive damages demands. We will continue to challenge the unjust enrichment finding against Mr. Odzer.”

Jacobs P.C. is a boutique corporate bankruptcy and commercial litigation law firm with over 100 years of combined experience. Dedicated to advocating for businesses facing complex challenges, Jacobs P.C. provides innovative solutions to overcome even the toughest legal and business obstacles. From the outset, the firm’s practical, results-oriented approach focuses on delivering immediate relief from legal pressures while building strategic, long-term pathways for clients to regain control and achieve their ideal outcomes. Jacobs P.C. leverages negotiation, mediation, settlement, advocacy, and motion practice to establish clear advantages for clients, helping them navigate and resolve disputes effectively.

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Based in Bridgewater, NJ, the Law Office of Eric J. Warner, LLC represents clients in complex commercial and corporate disputes across state and federal courts, with a focus on practical solutions and trial-ready strategies.

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In this episode of Confronting the Impossible, MaryAnne Gilmartin shares how she rose from chaos to become one of NYC’s most powerful developers.

MaryAnne Gilmartin on Building NYC, Resilience & Redefining Real Estate

From a chaotic childhood in Queens to reshaping the New York City skyline, MaryAnne Gilmartin’s journey is a masterclass in resilience, conviction, and creation under pressure.

In Episode 08 of Confronting the Impossible, Leo Jacobs sits down with MaryAnne — CEO of MAG Partners — for an unfiltered conversation about confronting volatility, leading as a woman, and building not just buildings, but legacy.

This isn’t about real estate. It’s about grit, growth, and the power of believing in your seat at the table — even when no one else does.

MaryAnne breaks down the truth behind her biggest wins:

✅ How she landed the NY Times HQ deal as an underdog — and turned it into a $1B+ value creation
✅ The internal battles behind Barclays Center — and the “FU MaryAnne” banner that hung outside her Park Slope home
✅ How motherhood became her grounding force — and her kids became her reason to win
✅ And why “never giving up” isn’t just mindset — it’s strategy

“I was judged on my performance. I didn’t try to be a man in a skirt — I did it my way.”

This episode goes deep on what it means to lead — especially in a city that never gives you a break.

🔥 The myth of the lone genius — and the truth about collaboration
🔥 Why emotion, intuition, and instinct matter just as much as spreadsheets
🔥 How gender perception in real estate is shifting — but still needs work
🔥 And how MaryAnne built her reputation not on noise, but on results

“I’m a dragon slayer. I don’t know how to give up.”

MaryAnne’s story isn’t just about real estate. It’s about grit, reinvention, and refusing to let the world define you.

She faced layoffs, public backlash, and impossible deals — and kept building. Not just properties, but trust, teams, and a legacy that now shapes New York City.

Her path reminds us: in a market where clarity is rare, resilience is everything.

You can lose the deal. You can lose the job.
But if you don’t lose yourself — you can still win.

🎧 Watch the Full Episode Now
And see what real leadership looks like under pressure.

The September 2025 issue of The Real Deal profiles Leo Jacobs and his meteoric rise as the go-to attorney for distressed real estate players.

The Real Deal Spotlights Leo Jacobs - Read the Article Here

In an industry where silence is safety, Leo Jacobs is anything but quiet.

The September 2025 issue of The Real Deal dives deep into the rise of commercial real estate’s most visible — and most controversial — restructuring attorney. From humble beginnings in Queens to high-stakes showdowns on Fifth Avenue, Leo Jacobs is now the first call for real estate’s biggest borrowers when distress strikes.

The profile highlights Jacobs’ client roster — a who’s who of distressed real estate.

These developers and syndicators are facing personal guarantees, foreclosure threats, and hundreds of millions in distressed debt — and Jacobs is leading the defense.

“Leo’s team is relentless and creative and thinks outside the box compared to some of the legacy firms.” — Michael Stern, JDS Development.

Jacobs’ signature line — “I’ll get you from negative one to zero” — has become a mantra for borrowers in trouble. He doesn’t promise to restore lost equity. He promises to help borrowers survive and restructure with clarity and leverage.

Using bankruptcy as leverage (not as surrender)

“I’m the last person you want to work with… and now all of a sudden, you’ve gotta work with a guy like me.” — Leo Jacobs.

The Real Deal traces Jacobs’ personal and professional transformation:

✅ Born Ilevu Yakubov — now known citywide as Leo Jacobs
✅ Started with sidewalk violations — now advises on $5B in debt
✅ Ran a firm in Queens — now operates out of Plaza District
✅ Reps restaurateurs and billionaires alike

Whether he's winning a TRO against lenders or hosting his podcast Confronting the Impossible, Jacobs has built a brand around boldness — and results.

The Real Deal calls him “the P.T. Barnum of bankruptcy and litigation.”

But for clients whose legacy, assets, and personal wealth are on the line, Leo Jacobs isn’t a showman — he’s the guide through the storm.

📌 Read the full article in The Real Deal
Then bookmark 1800CallLeo.com — in case the impossible finds you next..

In ReDeal Episode 08, Solomon Soleman of WeLend joins Leo Jacobs to explore how the one-to-four family market is thriving amid chaos — and why the lender-borrower relationship makes or breaks the deal.

From Distress to Opportunity: How Lenders Are Reshaping the One-to-Four Market

While commercial and multifamily markets struggle to find their bottom, one unlikely segment is thriving: the one-to-four family asset class.

In this episode of Confronting the Impossible, Leo Jacobs sits down with Solomon Soleman of WeLend to break down how creative financing, smarter borrowers, and better underwriting have created a rare bright spot — and why the right lender relationship is now more important than ever.

This is not just a market update. It’s a blueprint for what’s working when everything else is falling apart.

What’s behind the surprising rise of 1–4 unit deals?

✅ Stronger Underwriting — Today’s borrowers are better qualified, better capitalized, and better prepared.
✅ Built-In Demand — Over 7 million homes are still needed in the U.S.
✅ Creative Value-Add Plays — Investors are converting rowhouses and townhomes into condos — and multiplying their returns.

"These guys are buying for $1.5M, investing $800K, and selling each condo for $2M. That’s the new playbook." — Solomon Soleman.

The Relationship That Determines the Outcome

Deals don’t fall apart because of numbers — they fall apart because of people.

Solomon shares how borrowers get trapped by aggressive, deceptive lenders… and how WeLend steps in to refinance deals that were never meant to be fair in the first place.

🛠️ Construction draw games
⚖️ Retroactive default interest
🧱 Loan-to-own traps

"We go above and beyond. Sometimes that means working relationships, sometimes it means fighting in court — but we get it done." — Solomon Soleman.

Borrower Bill of Rights — and the Fight to Enforce It

Leo introduces the Borrower’s Bill of Rights, calling for:

Oversight of abusive private lending practices

"Some lenders believe your signature in 2015 gives them the right to destroy you in 2025. That’s not just wrong — it’s abusive." — Leo Jacobs.

Regulation, Relationships & Restructuring

This episode doesn’t shy away from systemic problems. It digs in:

✅ Why regulation must balance fairness and function
✅ How private lenders can stay competitive without being predatory
✅ Why borrowers must think long-term — and pay the premium for partners who’ll stand by them

"I’d rather pay a higher rate and know I’ll be treated right, than go cheap and get crushed." — Solomon Soleman.

Some markets thrive in chaos — but only when backed by people who know how to navigate it.

Solomon’s message is clear: the 1–4 unit market is alive, but survival comes down to relationships, transparency, and the willingness to fight for your borrowers.

🎧 Watch ReDeal Episode 08 Now
See how lenders like WeLend are flipping the script — and helping investors win, even in the most distressed situations.

In ReDeal Episode, Leo Jacobs breaks down how borrowers, GPs, and LPs can navigate bankruptcy, lender pressure, and internal disputes — without going to war.

How to Handle Distress Without Losing the Deal - or Your Name

It’s Not Just About Value. It’s About Trust.

When you’ve got 20 properties and 2 are sinking — what do you do?

Leo Jacobs answers live questions from developers, investors, and syndicators facing the harsh realities of today’s market. From cross-collateralized portfolios to general partners who refuse to fold, this episode brings the real talk that’s rarely said out loud.

What do you do when bankruptcy seems inevitable?

Leo shares the strategy:
Don’t file. Prepare.

In many cases, simply presenting the petition — or even just the first page — can open a new line of dialogue with your lender and save your entire position.

You Don’t Start With Leverage. You Earn It.

Leverage works best when it comes last, not first.
Start with the asset value. See if the deal’s worth saving. Then renegotiate terms.
Only if those fail do you introduce your legal position — and even then, sparingly.

“Just because you have a winning argument doesn’t mean you have a winning case.”

Talking to LPs Is a Skill — Not a Crisis

One of the hardest questions came from a GP in the audience:

How do I tell my LPs the deal is failing — without burning bridges forever?

Leo’s advice?
Transparency from Day One.
Lay out the risks before they materialize. Share what might go wrong, and how you’re working to prevent it.

If they lose money, they’ll remember how you handled it. That’s how you get a second chance.

This episode is packed with practical frameworks for:

Letting go of toxic assets without litigation

Standing in front of a lender — without flinching

Preserving LP relationships through trust, not excuses

Leo reminds us that real estate is emotional, relational, and often irrational — especially in distress.

But there is a path through the chaos.
And it starts with leadership, honesty, and strategic calm.

If you’re facing tough calls - bankruptcy, default, or partner disputes - this episode is a must-watch.

🎧 Watch ReDeal Episode 05 now
See what it really takes to navigate distress - and come out stronger..

Leo Jacobs reveals how to use time, bankruptcy, and measured leverage to survive even after signing away your rights — and why fighting smart beats fighting loud.

When the Fight Begins After You’ve Lost: Real Estate Distress Without the Drama

Fight the Right Way — or Lose the Long Game

You’ve accepted a receiver.
Signed the deed.
Watched the value collapse.
Now what?

Leo Jacobs returns to the stage with a new kind of battle plan — one built not on ego, but on timing, team, and temperance.

This isn’t about bravado.
It’s about being strategic when you have nothing left to give — and everything to lose.

Distressed borrowers often believe that a strong legal defense will save them.

This episode takes you inside real scenarios where:

A signed-away property still created leverage

Bankruptcy bought time — not because of courts, but because of strategy

And a family office buying the note changed everything — simply because they saw value differently.

Time Is a Weapon — If You Know How to Use It

From Chapter 11 reorganization windows to noteholder turnover, Leo explains how time can reshape even the worst-case scenarios — but only when paired with the right actions.

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