Friday, March 6, 2009

Buying Mortgage Notes - What Motivates a Lender or Bank Rep to Sell?

Below is a inquiry I got asked recently. I thought this was valuable info, so I am sharing it with you here:

"I've been reading everything I can about why loaners would be willing to sell places at big discounts.

Dean, what would be a lender's chief concern which would acquire them to sell mortgage short letters at deep discounts? I experience that since we're trying to acquire into the heads of the LMREP, it would be more than advantageous to all, if we could sell our services to their chief concerns."

My reply: Brand certain you separate (in your thought and in your language) places from mortgage notes. You mentioned both in your inquiry above.

You advert both in a inquiry to a depository financial institution rep and if I were them, I'd immediately compose you off as a dunce who doesn't cognize a feat of trust from a feat and wouldn't react to any additional electronic mails or phone calls from you.

A Tip For Buying Mortgage Notes

Just a word of cautiousness to os up on your short letter cant before you speak to the banks:

You acquire one opportunity to do a good first impression, when you're talking to the cardinal person/gatekeeper when purchasing mortgage notes.

How is that for wisdom?

A few reasons:

Institutional-Level Reasons to Sell Mortgage Notes:

a) Banks in the procedure of merging, or posting quarter/annual financials and demands to acquire assets off its balance sheet. Quick manner is to sell the notes

b) depository financial institution may have got a "relationship" with the borrower, or there are extenuating circumstances.

c) Banks may be under pressure level (image/marketing, legal or other) not to take "aggressive" recovery action (foreclosure) against borrowers either across the board (image have been hindered by bad fourth estate in foreclosure action), in a certain geographics (Detroit/Cleveland, difficult hit urban countries seen as minority/poor/fraud-rich) or in a certain state of affairs (1st clip minority place buyers)

d) depository financial institution may not desire to actually take borrowers to sale, though having no problem with foreclosure procedures. (I've often establish myself in the place of purchasing mortgage short letters from a depository financial institution 1 hebdomad prior to sale because they didn't desire to be seen carrying out the existent foreclosure)

e) loan is upside down and doesn't justify recovery action/expense (small 1sts bomber $20k on places of similar value may never be foreclosed on by certain Banks - great chances in purchasing mortgage short letters present themselves in many cases)

f) depository financial institution desires to "price" a portion or all of its non-performing book, in which lawsuit it directs out loans to offer to see what the marketplace would pay for them.

Individual Rep Reasons to Sell Mortgage Notes:

a) loss extenuation rep is "sick" of dealing with a peculiar borrower. Never follows through on reinstatement promise/swears astatine loss extenuation rep/ticks rep off

b) borrower is non-responsive, no contact

c) long foreclosure state/process

e) rep Oregon rep's direct foreman have got mandate over certain degree of write-offs and mortgage short letter sale (unsolicited or solicited) is within that degree (take short letter here: e.g. 30% price reduction on $30k loan is $9k - rep's foreman may have mandate to compose off up to $20k/loan, same 30% price reduction on $100k loan is over that limit, would necessitate foreman to direct "up the line" and takes too much work for rep and his boss, so they'll pass)

f) rep necessitates a few other vaulting horses to ran into monthly recovery quota - a last minute mortgage short letter sale could acquire them bonuses (usually banks, not mortgage companies/wall street/hedge or private equity funds)

Hope this was utile to you.

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