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Ray Trounday
  • San Bruno, CA
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Performing, Non-Performing and Sub-Performing notes

Ray Trounday
  • San Bruno, CA
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I have seen many terms used when referring to performing/sub-performing and non-performing notes such as "Asset type", "Note Type".  If I am evaluating a tape of notes, one could argue that the tape is made of note types such as (performing note and non-performing notes)

Could I get some thoughts on the appropriate term?

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