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The Reasoning Lenders Use for Unloading Non-Performing Mortgage Notes as Well as Bulk REO Properties

June 26th, 2009
Bulk REO Video Training Everyone feels the negative brunt of non-performing assets, not just the lenders. Non-performing mortgage assets could cripple lenders abilities to borrow by just under 1000%. Lenders can be blocked from borrowing up to $900,000 on a defaulted loan of just $100,000, that is, until the property is divested. Plus, as defaulted assets lose value banks are forced to write down the lower value and bear the loss. (A quick note from the editor: For related informat

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The Reason Banks Made the Decision to Sell Non-Performing Mortgage Notes and Bulk REO’s

June 11th, 2009
Bulk REO Video Training The impact felt by non-performing assets are detrimental to the economy and mortgage lenders alike. A bank’s ability to borrow is negatively effected by around 900% when a mortgage defaults . For instance, if a loan of $100,000 is in default, the lender is forbidden from borrowing up to $900,000 until the property is dumped. As a property loses its value, the only option banks have is to record the adjusted value and take the financial hit. (A quick note from

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Banks Incentive to Sell Non-performing Mortgage Notes and REO Properties

June 1st, 2009
Bulk REO Video Training The impact felt by non-performing assets are detrimental to the economy and mortgage lenders alike. A defaulted mortgage could greatly limit a bank’s borrowing ability by nearly 900%. For instance, if a loan of $100,000 is in default, the lender is forbidden from borrowing up to $900,000 until the property is dumped. Also, as the defaulted asset loses value the lenders must record the adjusted value, thereby taking a great financial hit. (A quick note from th

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