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Anthony Dadlani
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Collateral assignment of mortgage David van Horn

Anthony Dadlani
  • Investor
  • New York City, NY
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Dave Van Horn I just watched your podcast on BP and was quite inspired. Congratulations on your many years of success. I have a rapidly growing portfolio of performing notes and liked your suggestion of collateral assignment of mortgage to free up capital. 1.Could you recommend any banks, funds , or institutions who would be interest in providing capital with this collateral ? 2. What percentage of UPB is common for them to loan against ? Do they take the servicer’s recent statement as verification ? 3. What would be a fair typical rate the investor would offer ? Your reputable advice is much appreciated.

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