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PerformancePerforming = borrower is paying on time.Reperforming = back on track after a past delinquency.Non-performing = in default; not currently paying.
Lien positionA first lien is repaid before any junior (second) lien, so it carries less risk.
Foreclosure processHow the lender forecloses if the loan defaults — set by the property's state.Non-judicial = power-of-sale, no court; usually faster & cheaper.Judicial = court-supervised; typically slower & costlier.States that use both methods appear under either option.
PricingHow the seller priced the note.Takes offers = make any offer; the seller can accept, counter, or decline.Firm price = the asking price is final — buy it in one click.All = shows every listing regardless.
Note typeThe legal document securing the debt.Mortgage & Deed of trust = state-by-state equivalents for the same lien.Land contract (CFD) = seller keeps title until the note is paid off.
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Remaining loan balance the borrower still owes.
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The note's annual rate paid by the borrower.
Estimated yield is the annualized return (IRR) a buyer would earn by paying the listing's asking price for the note's remaining payments — calculated from the stated balance, interest rate, monthly payment, term, and any balloon. If you pay less than asking, your yield is higher; pay more, it's lower. This is an informational estimate from the listing's stated terms, not investment advice.⌄
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Your purchase price as a % of the unpaid balance. 80% = paying 80¢ per $1 of balance. Lower = a deeper discount.
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Your purchase price as a % of the property's value. Lower = more equity cushion under your basis.
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The loan balance as a % of the property's value. Lower = more borrower equity behind the note.
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