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STATE OF THE W. Eddie Speed Founder, NoteSchool President, Colonial Funding Group Manager, Panacea Fund INDUSTR Y ©NoteSchool 2013

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Page 1: The State of the Industry

STATE OF THE

W. Eddie SpeedFounder, NoteSchool

President, Colonial Funding GroupManager, Panacea Fund

INDUSTRY

©NoteSchool 2013

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Bank Lending Dept

Loss Mitigation Dept

vs. TodayYesterday

Switched Buildings

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Reason: Borrowing Power Triples (2000-2006)

2000

2006

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STOCK MARKETYOUR MONEY

(ANXIOUS MONEY)

Where is it going?

XMarket Crash 2008

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Anxious Money

• Millionaires now place a higher priority on growth than wealth preservation — a marked reversal from last year

• Over $6 Trillion in cash• 16% of them plan to invest that cash in the next

couple of months• 40% plan to invest it over the next two years

Source: May 27th 2013 USA Today, US Trust Survey

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Those with $100,000 in Disposable Income

Source: May 27 2013 USA Today, American Express, Harrison Group

$6 TrillionCash Savings

$12 Trillion Cash Savings

NOW

2014

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Cash Accounts Way Up$9.8 Trillion in Cash Accounts

(May 2012)

Sources: Fed Reserve 2012, 2013, Investment Company Institute ©NoteSchool 2013

$10.5 Trillion in Cash Accounts

(May 2013)

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10 X’s

$9.9 TRILLION is Enough 1 Dollar Bills to Stretch

EARTH

SUN

©NoteSchool 2012

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© NoteSchool 2012

2010 2011 20124.19 MHomes Sold

34% CASHApprox. 1.4M

4.26 MHomes Sold

38% CASHApprox. 1.6M

4.30 MHomes Sold

30% CASHApprox. 1.29M

In 3 years….

4.29 Million Homes!

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HOUSING PRICES UPState of the Industry

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Home Price Increase

Last 12 months

13Months of Consecutive Growth10.5 %

©NoteSchool 2013

Sources: CoreLogic HPI Report 3 2013

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12 Month Housing Price Index Change

©NoteSchool 2013Source: CoreLogic HPI Report March 2013

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HOUSING INVENTORY DOWNState of the Industry

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REO Inventory

36.4%CA

LIFO

RNIA

63.5%

NEV

ADA

FLO

RIDA

62.5%

ARIZ

ON

A

38.1%

NAT

ION

18%©NoteSchool 2013

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FHA REO Inventory

47%

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As of Sept 2012 (latest available)

Source: DS News, Office of Inspector General FHFA and HUD

HUD Fannie and Freddie

0

100,000

200,000

300,000

400,000

500,000

600,000

700,000

800,000

900,000

1,000,000

REO'sShadow Inventory

Shadow Inventory is defined in this study as properties 90 days or more delinquents but not yet in foreclosure

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Housing Inventory Jan 2004

Housing Inventory Aug 2008

Housing Inventory Aug 2012

Housing Inventory Jan 2013

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

3.5

4

4.5Housing Inventory in Millions

Sources: NAR, HouseTracker, Calculated Risk

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HEDGE FUNDSThe Impact of

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Sources Reuters and ZeroHedge, Bloomberg 2013

Where is all the Inventory?Blackstone 29,000 SFH 13 Metro Areas

Carrington 25,000 SFH

Colony America 9,931 SFH

Silver Bay 5,000 SFH

Tricon Capital 4,000 SFH CA, FL, AZ

Amer Res Prop 3,600 SFH AZ, IL, CA, IN, NC, GA, FL

PLUSAnother $8 Billion raised this year

to buy SFH foreclosures and REO’s

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Making a Move into Tax Liens

Insiders estimate hedge funds now control 40% of the tax-lien market, from under 5% five years ago, with regional banks, and individual investors making up the difference.

By Lynnley Browning Fortune Magazine May1 2013

Tax Lien Market Today

Hedge FundsBanks & Investors

Tax Lien Market 2008

Hedge FundsBanks & Investors

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Real Property Investors Paying More!

Sources: National Assoc of Realtors© NoteSchool 2013

• Short sales sold at a 13% discount• Foreclosures sold at

a 21% discount

According to National Association of Realtors, in August 2012:

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Valu

e $

100,

000

Cost of Property

Short Sale Investor Paid

$87,000Profit ??

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Valu

e $

100,

000

Foreclosure Investor Paid

$79,000

Cost of Property

Profit ??

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NON PERFORMING NOTE INVENTORY

State of the Industry

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Non Performing 1st Mortgages

of ALL Loans are 90 Days Delinquent

3.5% of ALL Loans

are Delinquent

10.9%

1980-2006 the 90 Day Delinquent Rate was 0.78%

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MAJOR SHIFT FROM REO TO SELLING NOTES

State of the Industry

REO’s NOTES

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Non-Performing Notes

Modify Deed in Lieu Foreclosure

40% 40% 20%

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Rental Prices up

4.8% in Last 12 months

2.1

Million More SFH Renters

than in 2006

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10.63% of All Mortgages are DelinquentSource: LPS Mortgage

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500,000 REOs Bank Foreclosed Properties

Where’s the Real Opportunity?

10 MILLIONDELINQUENT MORTGAGES

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5 Years

Only 4½ Million Sold

2008 2013

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What’s the average value of house securing payment of a Delinquent Note ?

Average Property Value is

$40,000 to $60,000

Rent $500 to $850

©NoteSchool 2013

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What does a Delinquent Note Cost ?Mortgage Note

Average Cost of

$9,000 to $14,000

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Valu

e $

60,0

00

Note Investor Paid $9,000

Cost of Delinquent Note

Profit ??

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What Percentage of a Loan’s Balance do Loans Cost?

$350K - $650K

$125K - $350K

Under $125K

$650K +

Best BuyMost Buyer’s

10 – 25 cents

30 - 70 cents

40 – 65 cents

50 – 70 cents

Price Points

©NoteSchool 2013

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HELPFUL OBSERVATIONSNoteSchool

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Trends and Opportunities

• Tens of Thousands of Short Sale & REO Specialist Agents

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Trends and Opportunities

• Hundreds of Thousands of New Anxious Money Investors (many with IRA’s and other retirement accounts)

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What $30 Billion Looks Like

This is $1 billion in $100 dollar bills

Specialty Self Directed accounts have about $30 Billion sitting in cash

X 30!

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