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      JER Investors Trust Inc. Provides Company Update and 2010 Annual Statement of Affairs


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      Jun 27, 2011, 06:50 ET

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      MCLEAN, Va., June 27, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- JER Investors Trust Inc. (Pink Sheets: JERT, "JERT" or the "Company") released its annual Statement of Affairs of the Company, including its unaudited financial information, as of and for the twelve months ended December 31, 2010.  

      As previously disclosed, the Company continues to have outstanding payment defaults related to the following;

      • Payment default on its interest rate swap obligations to National Australia Bank Limited ("NAB") (the "NAB Note Payable"), which based on its terms is classified as a note payable on the Company's balance sheet.  As of April 19, 2010, NAB terminated the NAB Note Payable, and established a termination value of $29.0 million.
      • Payment default on its junior subordinated notes with an outstanding face amount of $70.3 million (the "Junior Subordinated Notes").
      • Payment defaults on both of its collateralized debt obligations ("CDO I" and "CDO II" or collectively the "CDOs") due to a failure to pay interest on certain notes payable of both CDOs driven by continuing declines in cash flow from commercial mortgage backed securities ("CMBS") held as collateral in both CDOs.

      The Company's cash receipts continue to decline as delinquencies and special servicing transfers on loans underlying its CMBS continue to increase.  Considering these circumstances, it is unlikely the Company will be able to repay its obligations under the NAB Note Payable or Junior Subordinated Notes were the lenders to demand payment.  In such event, the Company may have to negotiate a settlement with such creditors, recapitalize, refinance its obligations, sell some or all of its assets at prices below current estimated fair value or seek to reorganize under Chapter 11 or liquidate under Chapter 7 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. In any case, it is expected that its common shareholders would not recover any value and unsecured creditors, including holders of the NAB Note Payable and Junior Subordinated Notes, would receive little, if any, value in relation to the outstanding obligations.

      In February 2011, the Company cured its outstanding payment defaults related to its unfunded capital calls associated with its investment in the JER US Debt Co-Investment Vehicle, L.P. (the "US Debt Fund").  As a result, future distributions from the US Debt Fund will not be withheld from the Company and effective April 1, 2011 the Company will be eligible to receive 50% of the management fees paid by the US Debt Fund, or approximately $75,000 per quarter to the Company.  

      The Company's unrestricted cash balances were $1.7 million and $1.4 million at December 31, 2010 and May 31, 2011, respectively.

      Currently, the Company's primary sources of liquidity are from its non-CDO CMBS bonds, which are making payments to the Company at a rate of approximately $100,000 per quarter.  The Company is no longer receiving distributions from its retained interests in CDO I and CDO II, and it does not expect to receive distributions from such CDOs for the foreseeable future, if ever.  In addition, the timing and amounts of future distributions from the Company's US Debt Fund investment is uncertain.  As a result, the Company continues to be focused on seeking to preserve liquidity by minimizing its non-CDO cash operating costs to the extent possible including the elimination of external board of directors fees and audit fees.

      Recent historical cash receipts and disbursement activity by sources and uses are as follows (dollars in thousands):



      For the Three Months Ended







      March 31,

      2010


      June 30,

      2010


      September 30,

      2010


      December 31,

      2010


      For the Twelve

      Months Ended

      December 31, 2010


      For the Three

      Months Ended

      March 31, 2011

      Cash receipts













      Non-CDO CMBS currently
        held by JRT


      $         994


      $         588


      $                567


      $               556


      $                       2,705


      $                       539

      Non-CDO CMBS sold in
        March 2010


      6,886

      (1)

      -


      -


      -


      6,886


      -

      CDO I retained interest


      -


      -


      -


      -


      -


      -

      CDO II retained interest


      -


      -


      -


      -


      -


      -

      Distributions from US Debt Fund


      -


      -


      64


      -


      64


      10

      US Debt Fund management fees


      269


      -


      -


      -


      269


      -

      US Debt fund expense reimbursements


      -


      -


      103


      -


      103


      -

      Total


      8,149


      588


      734


      556


      10,027


      549














      Operating disbursements













      Insurance


      239


      450


      -


      -


      689


      -

      Legal


      412

      (2)

      3


      62


      -


      477


      -

      Audit and tax


      26


      270


      30


      100


      426


      52

      Independent director fees


      50


      50


      50


      100


      250


      -

      Other


      35


      57


      75


      46


      213


      52

      Total


      762


      830


      217


      246


      2,055


      104














      Investing and financing disbursements













      US Debt Fund capital contributions


      -


      -


      -


      -


      -


      711

      Repayment of repurchase agreement


      6,966


      -


      -


      -


      6,966


      -

      Total


      6,966


      -


      -


      -


      6,966


      711














      Unrestricted cash rollforward













      Total change in unrestricted cash


      421


      (242)


      517


      310


      1,006


      (266)

      Beginning balance


      668


      1,089


      847


      1,364


      668


      1,674

      Ending balance


      $      1,089


      $         847


      $             1,364


      $            1,674


      $                       1,674


      $                    1,408














      (1) Includes proceeds from sale of these bonds of $5.5 million.

      (2) Legal fees paid during the three months ended March 31, 2010 consist primarily of fees related to the failed equity offering undertaken during the first quarter of 2009.



      Balance Sheet Review by Financing Sources:

      The Company's assets and liabilities at December 31, 2010 can be broken down by financing sources as follows (dollars in thousands):



      Financing Sources- As of December 31, 2010



      CDO I


      CDO II


      Other

      Unsecured

      Financing


      Total

      Assets









      Cash and cash equivalents


      $                -  


      $                  -  


      $         1,674


      $           1,674

      CDO related restricted cash


      8


      18,274


      -


      18,282

      CMBS financed by CDO I (face amount of $381,127)


      44,231


      -


      -


      44,231

      CMBS financed by CDO II (face amount of $710,479)


      -


      22,756


      -


      22,756

      Non-CDO CMBS (face amount of $191,059)


      -


      -


      2,924


      2,924

      Real estate loans (face amount of $253,726)


      -


      120,727


      -


      120,727

      Investment in US Debt Fund


      -


      -


      1,406


      1,406

      Accrued interest receivable


      903


      1,837


      407


      3,147

      Deferred financing fees, net






      855


      855

      Prepaid expenses


      37


      70


      189


      296

      Total Assets


      45,179


      163,664


      7,455


      216,298










      Liabilities









      CDO I notes payable, at fair falue (face amount of $271,732)


      27,132




      -


      27,132

      CDO II notes payable, at fair falue (face amount of $689,172)




      125,974


      -


      125,974

      NAB note payable


      -


      -


      29,004


      29,004

      Interest rate swap agreement related to CDO II, at fair value


      -


      37,005


      -


      37,005

      Terminated interest rate swap agreement (1)


      16,999


      -


      -


      16,999

      Junior subordinated notes (face amount of $70,314)


      -


      -


      60,598


      60,598

      Due to affiliates


      -


      -


      5,047


      5,047

      Accounts payable and accrued expenses


      55


      4


      48


      107

      Accrued interest payable


      993


      681


      73


      1,747

      Total Liabilities


      45,179


      163,664


      94,770


      303,613










      Implied equity (deficit) by financing source


      $                -


      $                  -


      $      (87,315)


      $        (87,315)












      (1)  On October 15, 2010, the counterparty of our CDO I interest rate swap terminated the interest rate swap with a notional balance of $110.0 million.  At that date, the swap counterparty established a termination value of $18.6 million for the swap.  Subsequent to the termination date through December 31, 2010, CDO I made $1.6 million of cash payments on this outstanding liability.



      We do not currently project any future distributions from our retained interests in CDO I and CDO II as asset values of $45.2 million and $163.7 million for CDO I and CDO II, respectively, are significantly less than the face amount of CDO notes payable and interest rate swap liabilities of $288.7 million and $726.2 million for CDO I and CDO II, respectively.  The CDO Notes Payable are non-recourse to the Company and the fair value of such CDO Notes Payable as of December 31, 2010 has been determined by solving for the amount that results in no CDO implied equity at December 31, 2010.  The Company has a deficit of $(87.3) million at December 31, 2010, and that deficit would further increase to $(97.0) million if the face amount of the junior subordinated notes of $70.3 million were substituted for the carrying value of such junior subordinated notes of $60.6 million.

      Credit Performance:

      Below are selected credit statistics on our CMBS investments and the commercial real estate loans that serve as collateral on our first-loss CMBS investments (dollars in thousands).



      December 31,

      2009


      December 31,

      2010


      April 30, 2011

      CMBS Portfolio







      Total CMBS investments


      26


      25


      25

      Face amount of CMBS investments


      $       1,706,288


      $        1,282,665


      $        1,121,090

      CMBS investments in which JRT owns the
        first-loss position


      21


      18


      18

      Face amount of first-loss CMBS investments


      $       1,616,897


      $        1,134,727


      $        1,042,081

      Face amount of collateral pool for first-loss
        CMBS investments


      $     46,166,110


      $      40,510,168


      $      37,704,237








      Credit Statististics on Collateral Pools for
        First-Loss CMBS Investments







      60-day delinquency amount


      $       1,543,098


      $        3,482,413


      $        3,783,437

      60-day delinquency rate


      3.3%


      8.6%


      9.6%








      Special servicing amount


      $       3,107,147


      $        4,510,438


      $        4,558,806

      Special servicing rate


      6.7%


      11.1%


      11.6%








      Realized losses to date


      $            37,575


      $           271,627


      $           326,354

      Appraisal reductions to date


      $          474,033


      $        1,200,590


      $        1,471,855



      We expect that delinquencies and transfers of loans to special servicing will stabilize during the remainder of 2011, although we expect realized losses and appraisal reductions will continue to increase during the remainder of 2011, further eroding cash flows to the CMBS bonds owned by JERT, in particular, the non-CDO CMBS bonds which were the Company's primary source of liquidity during 2010.  

      If credit losses ultimately realized on collateral for our CMBS investments are in line with current expectations regarding the amount and timing of such losses, we do not expect any principal recovery on our first-loss CMBS investments.

      All of the Company's real estate loans are collateral for CDO II. The face amount of real estate loans at December 31, 2010 was $253.7 million which consists of $40.4 million of first mortgage loan participations and $213.3 million of mezzanine loans.  The estimated fair value of such loans at December 31, 2010 was $34.4 million and $86.3 million for the first mortgage loan participations and mezzanine loans, respectively.  The loans have maturity dates that range from October 2011 to August 2013.  During the year ended December 31, 2010, we received principal payments on real estate loans aggregating $11.7 million, which has increased the restricted cash balance of CDO II.  All of the loans are currently performing although we do expect certain of the mezzanine loans indirectly secured by hospitality assets to incur principal losses at maturity.  These estimated losses have been considered in determining the fair value of real estate loans at December 31, 2010.

      Dividends:

      The Company did not declare any dividends in 2010, and given expectations of continued tax losses, does not expect to declare dividends in the foreseeable future.

      2011 Annual Meeting of Shareholders:

      The 2011 annual meeting of shareholders of the Company is scheduled to be held on June 28, 2011 at 2:00 PM, Eastern Daylight Time, at the Courtyard by Marriott—Tysons Corner, 1960-A Chain Bridge Road, McLean, Virginia 22102.  At the 2011 annual meeting, shareholders will be asked to vote upon a proposal to elect three directors to serve until the 2012 annual meeting of stockholders and until their respective successors are elected and duly qualified.  In addition, this statement of affairs will be submitted at the annual meeting and filed in the Company's corporate records within twenty (20) calendar days following the annual meeting.

      Financial Statements:

      The December 31, 2010 financial statements included in this press release have not been and will not be audited.  Accordingly, the Company gives no assurance that such financial statements have been prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles ("GAAP").  However, given the current financial condition of the Company, management believes that an independent auditor would conclude that a substantial doubt about the Company's ability to continue as a going concern exists at December 31, 2010.  This is consistent with conclusions reached by independent auditors with respect to the Company's 2008 and 2009 audited financial statements.

      About JER Investors Trust Inc.

      JER Investors Trust Inc. is a specialty finance company quoted on the Pink Sheets that manages a portfolio of commercial real estate structured finance products. Our investments include commercial mortgage backed securities, mezzanine loans and participations in mortgage loans, and an interest in the US Debt Fund.  JER Investors Trust Inc. is organized and conducts its operations so as to qualify as a real estate investment trust ("REIT") for federal income tax purposes.  For more information regarding JER Investors Trust Inc., please visit www.jerinvestorstrust.com.

      Forward-Looking Statements

      This press release contains forward-looking statements based upon the Company's beliefs, assumptions and expectations of its future performance, taking into account all information currently available. These beliefs, assumptions and expectations can change as a result of many possible events or factors, not all of which are known to the Company or are within its control. If a change occurs, the Company's business, financial condition, liquidity and results of operations may vary materially from those expressed in its forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from JER Investors Trust's expectations include, but are not limited to, the Company's ability to cover its operating cash needs, changes in the real estate and capital markets, the Company's ability to maintain existing financing arrangements, the effect of trading on the Pink Sheets, other risks included as part of the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2009 filed on December 20, 2010 and other factors which may be beyond the Company's control.  The Company filed a Form 15 with the SEC on March 31, 2010 and has ceased to be an SEC reporting company.  Since the Company is no longer an SEC reporting company, the information contained in previously filed SEC reports may not be current and circumstances may have changed significantly since the dates of such filings. Any forward-looking statements contained herein speak only as of the date of this press release. JER Investors Trust expressly disclaims any obligation to release publicly any updates or revisions to any forward-looking statements contained herein to reflect any change in JER Investors Trust's expectations with regard thereto or change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any statement is based.

      CONTACT:

      J. Michael McGillis
      Chief Financial Officer
      JER Investors Trust Inc.
      (703) 714-8000

      JER INVESTORS TRUST INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES

      CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS

      (In thousands, except share data)









      December 31,





      2010


      2009





      (unaudited)


      (audited)

      ASSETS







      Cash and cash equivalents


      $            1,674


      $                  668


      CDO related restricted cash


      18,282


      6,874


      CMBS financed by CDOs, at fair value


      66,987


      74,838


      CMBS not financed by CDOs, at fair value


      2,924


      11,173


      Real estate loans, held for investment, financed by CDOs, at fair value


      120,727


      111,085


      Investment in US Debt Fund


      1,406


      65


      Accrued interest receivable


      3,147


      4,154


      Due from affiliates


      -


      368


      Deferred financing fees, net


      855


      888


      Other assets



      296


      402










      Total Assets


      $        216,298


      $           210,515








      LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY





      Liabilities:







      CDO notes payable, at fair value


      $        153,106


      $           117,233


      NAB note payable


      29,004


      10,837


      Interest rate swap agreements related to CDOs, at fair value


      37,005


      38,277


      Terminated interest rate swap agreement related to CDO I


      16,999


      -


      Junior subordinated notes


      60,598


      59,028


      Repurchase agreements


      -


      6,966


      Accounts payable and accrued expenses


      107


      910


      Due to affiliate



      5,047


      2,451


      Other liabilities



      1,747


      1,920



      Total Liabilities


      303,613


      237,622








      Stockholders' Equity:






      Common stock, $0.01 par value, 100,000,000 shares authorized,






      5,827,478 shares issued and outstanding






      at December 31, 2010 and 2009, respectively


      57


      57


      Additional paid-in capital


      413,573


      413,573


      Cumulative cash dividends paid


      (157,705)


      (157,705)


      Cumulative stock dividends paid


      (20,462)


      (20,462)


      Cumulative deficit


      (306,705)


      (242,465)


      Accumulated other comprehensive loss


      (16,073)


      (20,105)










      Total Stockholders' Equity (Deficit)


      (87,315)


      (27,107)



      Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity (Deficit)


      $        216,298


      $           210,515



      JER INVESTORS TRUST INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES

      CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS

      (In thousands, except share and per share data)







      For the Twelve Months Ended December 31,





      2010


      2009


      2008





      (unaudited)


      (audited)


      (audited)

      REVENUES








      Interest income from CMBS


      $            36,967


      $          53,984


      $          80,495


      Interest income from real estate loans


      9,625


      9,649


      27,691


      Interest income from cash and cash equivalents


      1


      18


      836


      Equity in earnings (losses), net, of unconsolidated joint ventures


      1,406


      (2,382)


      (1,449)


      Fee income


      -


      1,051


      544



      Total Revenues


      47,999


      62,320


      108,117










      EXPENSES








      Interest expense


      22,102


      26,731


      52,989


      Management fees, affiliate


      1,916


      4,151


      6,725


      General and administrative


      2,957


      7,010


      7,037



      Total Expenses


      26,975


      37,892


      66,751










      INCOME BEFORE OTHER GAINS (LOSSES)


      21,024


      24,428


      41,366










      OTHER GAINS (LOSSES)








      Unrealized gain (loss), net, on financial assets financed with CDOs


      3,621


      (171,689)


      (454,232)


      Unrealized (loss) gain, net, on CDO related financial liabilities


      (40,178)


      115,395


      438,046


      Loss on interest rate swaps


      (19,401)


      (23,232)


      (17,238)


      Loss on impairment of CMBS


      -


      (26,496)


      (163,017)


      Reversal of previously recognized unrealized losses, net,
        on repayment of real estate loans


      4,396


      -


      -


      Reversal of previously recognized unrealized losses, net,
        on terminated interest rate swaps


      6,762


      -


      -


      Unrealized gain (loss), net, on real estate loans


      -


      -


      13,866


      Unrealized gain (loss) on non-CDO related interest rate swaps


      -


      13,860


      (13,516)


      Gain on exchange and cancellation of TRUPs


      -


      3,175


      -


      Loss on sale of real estate loans


      -


      -


      (92,541)


      Loss on repayment of real estate loans


      (3,000)


      -


      -


      Loss on sale of CMBS not financed by CDOs


      (78,765)


      -


      -


      Reversal of previously recognized impairments on CMBS sold


      72,221


      -


      -


      Loss on establishing termination value on NAB note payable


      (16,467)


      -


      -


      Loss on termination of interest rate swaps


      (14,453)


      (12,280)


      (6,885)


      Total other gains (losses)


      (85,264)


      (101,267)


      (295,517)

      NET LOSS


      $          (64,240)


      $         (76,839)


      $       (254,151)










      Net loss per share:








      Basic



      $            (11.02)


      $           (14.57)


      $           (98.75)











      Diluted


      $            (11.02)


      $           (14.57)


      $           (98.75)










      Weighted average shares of common stock outstanding:








      Basic



      5,827,949


      5,274,010


      2,573,759











      Diluted


      5,827,949


      5,274,010


      2,573,759










      Dividends declared per common share


      $                   -


      $                  -


      $            17.80



      JER INVESTORS TRUST INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES

      CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY (unaudited)

      (In thousands)




















      Common Stock


      Additional


      Cumulative Cash

      Dividends Paid/


      Cumulative Stock

      Dividends Paid/


      Cumulative

      Earnings


      Accumulated Other

      Comprehensive





      Shares


      Amount


      Paid-in Capital


      Declared


      Declared


      (Deficit)


      Income (Loss)


      Total


















      Balance at December 31, 2008


      2,590


      26


      392,744


      (157,705)


      -


      (165,626)


      (23,076)


      46,363


















      Comprehensive loss:

















      Net loss












      (76,839)




      (76,839)

      Amortization of swap termination costs














      540


      540

      Amortization of unrealized losses on CDO related
        interest rate swaps in other comprehensive loss at
        December 31, 2008














      2,419


      2,419

      Unrealized gains (losses) on non-CDO CMBS
        available for sale














      12


      12

      Total comprehensive income (loss)
















      (73,868)


















      Dividends declared/paid


      2,398


      24


      20,438




      (20,462)






      -

      Stock issued in exchange for retirement of debt


      849


      8


      374










      382

      Stock based compensation- restricted share awards, net of terminations


      (10)


      (1)


      17










      16

      Balance at December 31, 2009


      5,827


      57


      413,573


      (157,705)


      (20,462)


      (242,465)


      (20,105)


      (27,107)


















      Comprehensive loss:

















      Net loss












      (64,240)




      (64,240)

      Amortization of swap termination costs














      573


      573

      Amortization of unrealized losses on CDO related
        interest rate swaps in other comprehensive loss at
        December 31, 2008














      2,532


      2,532

      Unrealized gains (losses) on non-CDO CMBS
        available for sale














      927


      927

      Total comprehensive income (loss)
















      (60,208)

      Balance at December 31, 2010


      5,827


      $           57


      $             413,573


      $            (157,705)


      $              (20,462)


      $       (306,705)


      $               (16,073)


      $            (87,315)



      JER INVESTORS TRUST INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES

      CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS

      (In thousands)










      For the Twelve Months Ended December 31,







      2010


      2009


      2008












      CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:








      Net loss



      $   (64,240)


      $      (76,839)


      $      (254,151)


      Adjustments to reconcile net loss to net cash provided by operating activities:









      Amortization (accretion) of CMBS


      (12,297)


      11,818


      7,277



      Accretion of junior subordinated notes and notes payable


      3,270


      3,223


      -



      Accretion of CDO notes payable


      13,681


      5,137


      -



      Amortization of debt issuance costs


      33


      93


      3,442



      Amortization of other comprehensive (income) loss related to
        CDO related interest rate swap agreements


      3,105


      2,960


      2,824



      Unrealized loss (gain) on CDO related financial assets and liabilities, net


      36,557


      56,294


      16,186



      Unrealized (gain) loss on interest rate swaps


      -


      (1,580)


      20,401



      Reversal of previously recognized unrealized losses, net,
        on repayment of real estate loans


      (4,396)


      -


      -



      Reversal of previously recognized unrealized losses, net,
        on terminated interest rate sweaps


      (6,762)


      -


      -



      Reversal of previously recognized impairments on CMBS sold


      (72,221)


      -


      -



      Unrealized loss on impairment of CMBS


      927


      26,496


      163,017



      Unrealized loss on real estate loans held for sale, net


      -


      -


      (13,866)



      Loss on repayment of real estate loans


      3,000


      -


      -



      Loss on establishing termination value of NAB note payable


      16,467


      -


      -



      Loss on termination of interest rate swap


      14,453


      -


      -



      Loss on sale of CMBS investments


      78,765




      -



      Loss on sale of real estate loans held for sale


      -


      -


      92,541



      Gain on exchange and cancellation of TRUPs


      -


      (3,175)


      -



      Equity in (earnings) losses, net, from unconsolidated joint ventures


      (1,406)


      2,382


      1,449



      Distributions from unconsolidated joint ventures


      65


      -


      1,252



      Payment-in-kind ("PIK") interest on real estate loans held for sale


      -


      -


      (4,478)



      Non-cash interest expense on junior subordinated debentures and notes payable


      -


      1,432


      -



      Non-cash expense related to shares issued for TRUPs exchange and cancellation


      -


      145


      -



      Stock compensation expense


      -


      17


      241



      Changes in assets and liabilities:










      Decrease (increase) in other assets


      106


      87


      (16)




      Decrease (increase) in accrued interest receivable


      1,007


      4,190


      2,072




      Increase (decrease) in due to/from affiliates, net


      2,964


      1,551


      (464)




      Increase (decrease) in accounts payable and accrued expenses
        and other liabilities, net


      (976)


      (500)


      (1,286)















      Net cash provided by operating activities


      12,102


      33,731


      36,441












      CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES:








      Investment in unconsolidated joint ventures


      -


      (1,606)


      (2,231)


      (Increase) decrease in restricted cash, net


      (11,408)


      (5,725)


      5,538


      Proceeds from repayment of real estate loans


      11,728


      5,534


      8,528


      Proceeds from sale of real estate loans


      -


      -


      114,752


      Proceeds from sale of unconsolidated joint ventures


      -


      -


      39,448


      Proceeds from sale of CMBS investments


      5,500


      -


      -




      Net cash provided by (used in) investing activities


      5,820


      (1,797)


      166,035












      CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES:








      Dividends paid



      -


      (2,274)


      (51,637)


      Proceeds from repurchase agreements


      -


      -


      2,926


      Repayment of repurchase agreements


      (6,966)


      (9,142)


      (223,065)


      Repayment of CDO notes payable


      (8,390)


      (24,050)


      -


      Repayment of note payable


      -


      (540)


      -


      Exchange and cancellation of junior subordinated debentures


      -


      (337)


      -


      Payment of financing costs


      -


      -


      (3,014)


      Payment of interest rate swap termination costs


      (1,560)


      (3,280)


      (6,885)




      Net cash used in financing activities


      (16,916)


      (39,623)


      (281,675)












      Net decrease in cash and cash equivalents


      1,006


      (7,689)


      (79,199)












      Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period


      668


      8,357


      87,556












      Cash and cash equivalents at end of period


      $       1,674


      $             668


      $           8,357












      Supplemental Disclosures of Cash Flow Information








      Cash paid for interest



      $     21,463


      $        37,957


      $         68,752


      Non-cash note payable in satisfaction of interest rate swap agreements


      $             -


      $          9,000


      $                 -


      Non-cash note payable in satisfaction of repurchase agreement


      $             -


      $               -


      $              500


      Transfer of real estate loans in satisfaction of repurchase agreement


      $             -


      $               -


      $         25,171


      Dividends declared but not paid


      $             -


      $               -


      $           2,274


      Stock issued as part of exchange and cancellation of TRUPs


      $             -


      $             382


      $                 -



      SOURCE JER Investors Trust Inc.

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