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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

How have notes fared during the downturn?
Performance during a downturn has been a question mark in my mind for performing notes. 9-10% yield without volatility (like the markets) sounds nice but if even a fraction of the note portfolio goes non-performing then it darkens the whole picture, even makes buying stocks/bonds look like the better option again.
Is this a fair assessment? Has note performance been a concern recently? If I'm not thinking about risk during downturns the right way I would love feedback on what i'm missing. I do not want to get into the non-performing note business, I want a hands off option that still does better than an index fund.
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@Sean D
I am doing a white paper on this and actually last year during covid my payments went up as I had more borrowers pay off
I saw very little percentage of notes request a covid forbearance (less than 5%) which without covid is around the average.
- Chris Seveney
