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Orange County Register Mortgage Insider

Published on 2009-01-01

<i>May 16, 2009</i>

Latest thing to buy online … a mortgage
Mortgage Insider
May 16th, 2009, by Mathew Padilla, Reporter, Orange County Register

These days you can buy just about everything online, so why not mortgages?

There are Web sites for big investors, but until now small investors have had to find loans other ways, says Jeff Freud, founder of Irvine-based LoanMarket Inc.

Freud hopes to change all that with www.loanmarket.net, a site he launched in March for buying and selling home loans. Here’s what he told me about it:

http://mortgage.freedomblogging.com/2009/05/16/latest-thing-to-buy-online-a-mortgage/10535/

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Firms Race to Build a Marketplace for Whole Loan Trades

Published on 0000-00-00

By PAUL JACKSON
April 7, 2009 10:12 AM CST

 
(Update 1: corrects auction amount attributed to BigBidder.com)

Early entrants are rushing into the business of facilitating the trade of distressed residential real-estate debt, as the number of troubled real estate loans continues to grow. While the space remains largely in its infancy, the firms trying to build a market for note trading say they hope the current crisis can help spur a more transparent marketplace for buying and selling whole loans.

One such outfit, Irvine, Calif.-based LoanMarket.NET, said Tuesday that it had launched its online marketplace for buying and selling real estate-secured note investments.

“The market for buying individual mortgage notes from originating lenders has traditionally been available only to investors such as Wall Street investment banks, large hedge funds, and regional banks,” said LoanMarket.NET founder and president Jeff Freud, a 20-year real estate and mortgage industry veteran.

“Now small institutions and sophisticated individual investors, such as those who have traditionally invested in other debt instruments, can gain access to these income-generating notes, collecting principal and interest payments just as the former lender did for the remaining term of the loan or until a refinance or sale occurs.”

The new website uses slick technology to help investors understand what they’re purchasing, including providing a current market value (CMV) estimate and a photo of the underlying property pulled within 14 days of posting, the company says. Any real estate notes listed for sale on the site also include all...      read full article

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