Dallas syndicator S2 Capital has reworked roughly $1.2 billion in debt across 26 apartment communities and called off foreclosure on 12 of them, a lifeline that also funds the first close of a continuation vehicle buying those properties out of funds whose investors were wiped out earlier this year.
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