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April 07, 2011
RE: 193 non‐performing CITI note pool purchase
We have under contract to purchase a highly discounted pool of 193 non‐performing
mortgages from CITI located in 30 states. The current unpaid principal balance (UPB) for the
pool is $20,109,178 or $104,193 note. The purchase price is $3,600,000 which includes
commissions and closing costs or 17.9% of the unpaid mortgage balance which is $18,653 per
note. The pool includes NPN and semi‐performing notes. There are 44 Semi‐Performing notes
that have a UPB of $4,346,953, current income of $21,670.93/month and an average interest
rate of 5.985%. We will analyze these notes for long term viability as a performing loan. We
expect that over 50% of these loans will be viable long term loans and will be included in our
future cash flow for the pool. The attached cash flow does not include this revenue from these
loans. Once the revenue from the Semi‐Performing notes is included in the cash flow and
financial projections the overall projected return should increase. An additional $200,000
would be needed to handle pool expenses as outlined in the cash flow summary provided in the
package. Therefore the venture will be capitalized with a total of $3,800,000. The most
effective strategy for dealing with non‐performing mortgages is to negotiate with the current
borrower to re‐write the mortgage. The re‐write of the mortgage could include both an interest
rate reduction and/or principal reduction; this has been outlined in the attached spread sheet.
Upon re‐writing the mortgage we would immediately commence work with the borrower to
improve his credit to a point where the borrower will qualify for new loan at which time the
venture would receive a payoff of the re‐written mortgage. The balance of the pool the
venture would seek to obtain as many deed‐in‐lieu of foreclosure as possible. The assets that
we receive the deed‐in‐lieu of foreclosure (REO) would immediately be sold. The outlet to sell
the Real Estate Owned (REO) is through local real estate brokers, package in bulk and sells to
selected REMIC clients/investors specializing in rehabilitation and selected web site/portals that
operate on a nationwide basis attracting investors that are interested in purchasing REO on a
local basis or nationwide.
BACG INC.
Bacginc@gmail.com
P.213.537.4377 F.206.600.7879
The balance of the NPN pool would be sold in the marketplace through current client base of
REMIC and or various web based portals that act effectively as an auction house to dispose of
the assets.
BACG INC.
Bacginc@gmail.com
P.213.537.4377 F.206.600.7879