Session: Oct. 20th 2014 PN Call

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Asset of the Week

Pensacola, FL

 

 

Case Study Update

            Extension through 10/24/14

 

 

Questions for the GURUs

 

 

  1. 1.     Roman Tarnawsky

 

I am putting together a mailing campaign and would greatly appreciate any advice or input you could provide concerning mailing lists.

Czarina forwarded www.noteseller.com and I’ve contacted InfoUSA and Experion.

 

  1. Place Min Balance & Seasoning(18-24 Months)
  2. Send out and follow up with a phone call.
  3. Always follow up/through
  4. Re-market every 90 days(suggested)
    1. Post cards
    2. Skip Trace- intellius.com

 

 

 

Thanks for your time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  1. 6.     Jo Ann Caudle

 

 

Address:  1172 Clay St. Gary, IN 46403 (My numbers are close)

Note Amount 26,251.29

11% Interest

Pmt $250.64

Payments 353

Pmts Made 180

Pmts Left 173

Cost of Note $18.187.70

 

 

 

 

I put in the numbers in the Partial Timeline, and wanted to get my $18,187.70 back so I had to potentially sell 120 months to get $18,966.24 which left me the back-end of $18,195.30.  The 120 months would be sold at 10%, but the note face value says 11%.

1.Would investor squawk at this note of 11% and I sold at 10% yield???

2.Would an investor even pay $18,966.24 for 10% yield with small payments of $250.00 for the next 120 months?

 

This is where I am the most confused.

 

1. Next what would happen if note paid off in 3 years?

2. What would my back-end be worth?

3. My back-end is principle and front of note to investor is Interest.  So if I sold off the interest and principle stops what is the payoffs?

4. So most of the payoff would go to the investor with the front partial right? Is there anything left on the back-end of note?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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