Underwriting Standards

Direct Note Purchase Criteria

We acquire first-lien residential and commercial promissory notes directly onto our balance sheet. Every portfolio valuation evaluates verified property equity, payment seasoning, and clear chain of title.

Asset Profiles

Acquisition Class Specifications

Class A Performing

Seasoned First Liens

First-lien deeds of trust with twelve or more months of documented servicing history and verified borrower equity cushions above thirty percent receive immediate valuation clearance and competitive pricing multiples.

Special Situations

Non-Performing Instruments

Defaulted, matured, or non-performing notes secured by viable commercial or residential collateral. We evaluate protective equity margins, tax status, foreclosure standing, and title continuity to structure direct principal acquisitions.

Clearance Path

Institutional Closing Sequence

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Document Intake

Equity Verification

Title Clearance

Wire Funding

Submit copies of the executed promissory note, recorded deed of trust, current title policy, and complete borrower servicing payment ledger.

Our internal underwriting group orders broker price opinions or desktop appraisals to confirm real collateral property values and protective equity.

Legal counsel examines the recorded assignment chain, county clerk filings, tax status, and lien priority to certify marketable title.

Upon execution of the bilateral loan purchase agreement, acquisition capital is dispatched directly via federal reserve wire from our institutional depository.

Initiate Asset Valuation

Provide the primary note instrument, recorded security deed, and the past twelve months of borrower pay history for underwriting appraisal.