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Updated about 4 years ago, 10/19/2020

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Robert Harpster
  • Investor
  • Federal Way, WA
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PERFORMING NOTE OUTCOMES

Robert Harpster
  • Investor
  • Federal Way, WA
Posted

Curious about realistic expectations for outcome of a performing note. Example - A note modified a year ago to lower payment and get borrower making regular payments again. New 15 year amortization at 10% and approx 165 payments remaining. LTV of 55%. P&I payment approx $425 per month.

In your experience, what is most likely scenario of this note? Borrower pays to end of note? Home is sold in 4-5 years and note paid-off? Borrower refinances to a lower rate after 4-5 years and pays-off? Borrower stops paying or falls behind again?  Note holder sells the note after 1-2 years? 

Just looking for thoughts based on past experiences.

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