A Brooklyn multifamily portfolio appears to be in trouble.  The seven-building portfolio operated by B&H Management and sponsored by one-time “worst landlord” Zalmen Wagschal has been delinquent on payments and transferred to special servicing, according to information the servicer provided to Morningstar Credit.  The portfolio is tied to a $22.5 million loan that has been securitized and sold to investors.  The buildings are clustered around the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights, between Eastern Parkway and Brooklyn’s Broadway. One of the buildings is in Borough Park. The addresses are 30 Claver Place, 269 Kosciuszko Street, 1100 DeKalb Avenue, 119 […]

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