7 Challenges Confronting the Distressed Mortgage Market
Published September 23, 2015 11:20 AM
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Updated September 23, 2015 12:57 PM
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The rapidly-evolving market for buying and selling distressed mortgage assets has created myriad challenges and opportunities for investors, servicers and portfolio managers. From due diligence and portfolio analysis to strategies for compliance and raising capital, here's a preview of the key topics and must-attend sessions at National Mortgage News's annual Distressed Residential Mortgage Summit Sept. 30-Oct.1 in New York.
GSE NPL Sales Update
Fannie Mae has been a very active participant in nonperforming loan sales. Executives from the government-sponsored enterprise's retained asset and credit portfolio management team will discuss these past NPL sales as well as upcoming transactions.
Housing Market Outlook: Less Distressed But Not De-Stressed
CoreLogic Chief Economist Frank Nothaft breaks down current home sales data to the growth of the home price index over the next year.
Trade Due Diligence on Large Portfolios Do's and Don'ts
Analyzing large portfolios of assets is time-consuming and expensive without automation to simplify and speed up the due diligence process and generate clear investment projection reports. This panel will discuss how to build a system that accounts for virtually every real estate portfolio eventuality.
New Capital Building Strategies
A pair of veteran mortgage and real estate investors will discuss their strategies for getting a foot in the door with investors, the importance of understanding the varying needs of small and large investors, and the role technology plays in today's distressed mortgage market.
Buyers and Sellers Knowledge, Capital, Supply, Systems
Understanding the needs and risks of note buyers and sellers is critical to being successful in the distressed mortgage market. Hear from experts on both sides of the table who will provide a boots-on-the-ground perspective on the state of the current market.
Compliance Road Map
Distressed mortgages raise unique issues for mortgage servicers, from the transfer of vital information and documentation to the sale and valuation of servicing rights. Learn how to overcome the hurdles of these and other compliance challenges.
Portfolio Management Now That You Own It, What Do You Do with It?
Servicer capabilities aren't created equal, and servicers can either make the return on investment a reality or pose a significant risk to the portfolio owner. A panel of experienced portfolio managers and servicers will provide perspective on servicing requirements for distressed portfolios.
