Recently I had the honor of being interviewed by Tom Olson of Good Success
EARLY PAYOFFS HELP THE BORROWER AND LENDER
In March of 2020 Capstone sent letters to 10 borowers to determine if offered a slight discount, would they be interested and able to pay of their mortage. 3 replied yes. They were thrilled. It was a win for the home owner–to own their home outright. It was a win for Capstone to recapture capital to redeploy for other opportunities. Kevin Shortle and I discuss this in the following short video
[NOTE INVESTORS FORUM | AMERICA IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS–WHAT’S NEXT?]
Our next NOTE INVESTORS FORUM Virtual Meetup is May 13th and you can register now!
They are informative and also help identify market opportunities along with solving challenges and avoiding key blind spots we will be facing!
Register here for May 13th Zoom Meet Up
This Wednesday:
AMERICA IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS……NOW WHAT?
Special panel of seasoned note and real estate experts
What opportunities they see today, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months and beyond…
Purpose > Persistence > Success
- Imran Sohrab Amarcapital Washington, DC (from PHX)
Specializes in 2nds
- Richard Thornton American Note Capital Silicone Valley
Notes
- Michelle & Brian Winberry J6 Enterprise Group Kansas City
Note, fix/flips, wholesale and, and, and
- Allan Woodruff Black Pearl Funding, LLC Prescott, AZ
Fix/Flip, landlord, notes AZ and IN
To Your Success!
Dave Franecki
UTUBE APRIL 8 2020_NOTE INVESTORS FORUM MEETUP ON LINE
Topic: Brainstorming | Risk Management | Opportunities
Managing the Challenges of a Black Swan Event
Special Guests: Enrico d’Argenzio—Commercial Strip Center Landlord–comments on effects to retail strip centers
Guillermo Perez-Vargas –Large SFR property owner comments on effects to landlords
Sam Sutton- High volume property flipper
Jeff Peterson-Builder | Developer | Hedge Fund Manager
Matt Boone- Attorney | Loan Originator
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac tighten some underwriting standards
COVID-19 is obviously causing economic challenges. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have responded accordingly. THIS WILL IMPACT THE LENDING INDUSTRY. The Retail Real Estate Industry. Life will never be the way it was in February, 2020.
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac tighten some standards, loosen others amid coronavirus crisis
GSEs make more changes as crisis worsens
With the coronavirus continuing to wreak havoc across the country, the nation’s two largest sources of mortgage funding are taking additional steps to address issues that currently exist within the lending process.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac announced Tuesday that they are tightening some lending standards while also beginning to offer several “loan processing flexibilities.”
Several of the changes announced by the GSEs address potential concerns surrounding proof of income and assets, two things that can, unfortunately, change rather quickly for some borrowers right now.
According to both of the GSEs, they are changing the age of document requirements for most income and asset documentation from four months to two months. What that means is all income and asset documentation must be dated no more than 60 days from the date of the mortgage note.
Previously, that window was 120 days.
In Fannie Mae’s announcement, it states that the change is being made “in order to ensure that the most up-to-date information is being considered to support the borrower’s ability to repay.”
Beyond that, the GSEs are also making changes to their income verification requirements for self-employed borrowers. Under the GSEs current policies, when a borrower is using self-employment income to qualify for a mortgage, the lender must verify the existence of the borrower’s business no more than 120 days prior to the note date.
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD suspending all foreclosures and evictions
Foreclosure moratorium lasts until at least end of April
Cities and states across the country are already suspending evictions and foreclosures in response to the
spread of the coronavirus, but the federal government is taking the biggest step so far to keep people in their homes.
President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that the Department of Housing and Urban Development is suspending all foreclosures and evictions until the end of April.
Beyond that, the Federal Housing Finance Agency announced Wednesday that it is directing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to suspend foreclosures and evictions for “at least 60 days.” That would mean the moratorium lasts through mid-May, at least.
According to the FHFA, the foreclosure and eviction suspension applies to homeowners whose single-family mortgage is backed by either Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.
“This foreclosure and eviction suspension allows homeowners with an Enterprise-backed mortgage to stay in their homes during this national emergency,” FHFA Director Mark Calabria said in a statement.
Given that Fannie and Freddie are the largest mortgage financers in the country, the move is a sizable one.
“As a reminder, borrowers affected by the coronavirus who are having difficulty paying their mortgage, should reach out to their mortgage servicers as soon as possible,” Calabria added. “The Enterprises are working with mortgage servicers to ensure that borrowers facing hardship because of the coronavirus can get assistance.”
Earlier this month, the FHFA and HUD reminded mortgage servicers of their options for borrowers affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Included among those options is payment forbearance, which would allow affected borrowers to suspend their mortgage payment for up to 12 months due to hardship caused by the coronavirus.
As for HUD, Trump made the announcement during a Wednesday press conference discussing the growing impact of COVID-19.
“The Department of Housing and Urban Development is providing immediate relief to renters and homeowners by suspending all foreclosures and evictions until the end of April,” Trump said. “So, we’re working very closely with Dr. Ben Carson and everybody from HUD.”
Fannioe Mae – Allowable Attorney Costs
Fannie Mae has approved attorney foredclosure fees. One of the first questions that is asked regarding any real estate foreclosue is “What does it cost”? This topic was discussed at the February 2020 NoteWorthy Summit. Some Attorneys charge by the hour. Some attorneys charge by Fannie Mae allowable limits. My experience is do NOT hire an attorney by the hour. The attached list details allowable costs by state. But………….keep in mind there are other costs. Ask your attorney for those details so you know your options. For instance, one of the more expensive counties for foreclosure is Allegany County(Pittsburg). The Sheriff charges $2,500. Yikes!!
The costs are different for Land Contracts/Contract For Deeds. That may be a different process which is referred to as forfeiture. Some states now view Land Contracts/Contract For Deeds just like a foreclosure. Some states have a relatively short process(Texas-60 days). Other, Florida, New York, New Jersey may take 2+ years to foreclose. Typically the “sand” states have a short fuse–Arizona, California etc. As an investor, Capstone avoids the states North of and including, Maryland/New Jersey due to the anti-investor seniment. Be smart, check out the laws first before you invest. If you own a real estate note, or contract, performing or non-performing, Capstone Capital USA buys notes and mortgages. Give us a call.
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1 Million More People in Metro Phoenix in the Next Decade? Where Will We Put Them?
The following article was originally posted on AZ Central on January 27, 2020 and reposted by the 
Orion Investment Group.
As a 23 year resident of Phoenix, my only thought is OMG. Yikes, not another LA. NOOOOOOOOOOOO! But with the growth there will be many opportunities!!!
Metro Phoenix is expected to grow by 1 million people during the next decade.
That will be like adding a city the size of San Jose, California, or Austin, Texas, to the Valley.
The billion-dollar question is where all those new residents will live.
Most of the available land is on the edge of the West Valley and deep into Pinal County in the southeast Valley.
About 5 million people already call metro Phoenix home, and the region already faces infrastructure and housing affordability issues. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE
RISK vs REWARD | GREED vs FEAR NOTE INVESTORS FORUM MEETUP 2 5 20
The February 2020 Note Investors Forum Meeting
will be Wednesday, February 5th 11:30am-1:30pm
La Famiglia Restaurant, SE corner of Dobson & Guadalupe, Mesa
Special Guest Speaker: Howard Tenn
Topic:
Risk vs Reward | Greed vs Fear
Howard is a protiage of Stan Harley, January’s guest speaker. He will follow-up on Stan’s presentation. Preparing for 11/22 —
Prepare yourself for the next BIG Correction.
What happens when the music stops?
Being a former financial planner, Howard understands this topic.
SAVE THE DATE.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
YOU WANT TO BE IN ATTENDANCE!!!
FOR WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 5th
NOTE INVESTORS FORUM
What happens when the music stops?
The room is maxed out @ 55 attendees.
Lunch served.
Click on the link below to reserve your spot.
$16.83 includes networking, education, lunch, tax and tip.
$20 at the door.
SOLID STARTER 40 MONTH PARTIAL NOTE FOR SALE
FEATURED ASSET
GREAT STARTER SHORT TERM PARTIAL
Location: Belding, MI
Note Type: CFD
Payments Purchasing: 40 pmts
Remaining Term: 64 pmts
Monthly P & I $300.24
Seasoning: 132 months
Est Mkt Value: $89,000
Current upb: $15,182
Interest Rate: 10%
LTV | ITV: 17% | 13%
OFFERING PRICE: $10,228
Additional Assets Available
Contact:
Dave Franecki
Capstone Capital USA, LLC
480 763 8376
Dave@CapstoneCapitalUSA.com
www.CapstoneCapitalUSA.com/notevault/
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