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Norm Goldman
31/07/2017Review: A Capitalist's Lament: How Wall Street Is Fleecing You and Ruining AmericaAuthor: Leland FaustPublisher: Skyhorse PublishingISBN: 978-1-5107-1362-8Leland Faust is the founder of CSI Capital Management and has been profiled in New York Times, Barron's, Sporting News, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Wall Street Journal... Felix Clouse
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Scott Leckie
05/10/2016One Man's Garbage is Another Man's Gold! Part 3 - Direct Cash PaymentI have written in the past about the opportunity to invest in those things that others have discarded. See The Eaton's Bankruptcy and The Westaim TradeWell we enjoyed the conclusion of another such investment just this past week when Cardtronics... Tammy Campbell
15/08/2016The best investment for anyone at any age continues to be real estate. Because millennials are not in position to buy and because they want to remain flexible, they are a huge source of clients.
U.S. Becomes "Landlord Nation" - Real Wealth Show | Real Estate Investing | Turnkey Rental Property | Cash Flow | Notes | Private Lending | Flipping | Wholesalingwww.realwealthnetwork.com U.S. Becomes “Landlord Nation” As Millennials continue to delay the purchase of their first home, retiring baby boomers are stepping in to provide rental housing. You could call it a “generational balancing act” in the housing market. Bloomberg...Robert D Watkins (Bob)
15/07/2016The loan pools awarded in this most recent transaction are divided into two groups. Group 1 Pools include 4,537 loans with an aggregate unpaid principal balance of $746,438,433, an average loan size at $162,964, a weighted average note rate sitting at 4.51 percent, a weighted average delinquency of 34 months, and a weighted average broker's price opinion loan-to-value ratio of 67 percent.
Likewise, the Group 2 Pools includes 4,721 loans with an aggregate unpaid principal balance of $759,860,824, an average loan size of $160,148, a weighted average note rate at 5.24 percent, weighted average delinquency at 27 months, and a weighted average broker's price opinion loan-to-value ratio of 82 percent.
According to the announcement, the cover bid price for Group 1 is 78.2 percent of UPB (52.2 percent BPO) and is 71.0 percent UPB (58.0 percent BPO) for Group 2.
Fannie Mae Unloads More Delinquent Loanswww.dsnews.com While HUD recently proposed changes to its distressed loan sale program allowing a "preferential bidding" option to involve more non-profits, Fannie Mae still sells its non-performing loans to the highest...
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