Ryan Dezember

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644 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard May 2018 last heard Jun 2024

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And then sort of the newer thing is to buy the loans that are generated by the originators. voice-verified
KKR, Goldman Sachs, some other big investors are involved in that. voice-verified
Yeah, they're double, triple, maybe even more a typical mortgage. voice-verified
Usually start around 8% and upwards of low teens is pretty common. voice-verified
So they're very attractive in an era of low rates. voice-verified
And as you mentioned, the turnover is very fast. voice-verified
Sometimes these loans, KKR's portfolio, they turn over in an average of about seven months. voice-verified
Yeah, yeah. voice-verified
And it's up to the borrower has to either sell the house to pay it back, or a lot of cases, these homes are being rented, so they have to line up refinancing. voice-verified
Yeah, that's true. voice-verified
That's the big risk. voice-verified
And so far, the default rates have been pretty low on these loans. voice-verified
I talked to one firm that we mentioned in the story that they bought about 200 of them over the last year or so. voice-verified
And they've had to take possession of about four properties. voice-verified
There's been some loans that have been bundled together in securitizations and bonds. voice-verified
And those have reported similarly low default rates. voice-verified
Now, of course, these haven't been tested in a down market. voice-verified
Real estate prices are running up. voice-verified
There's a shortage of homes, particularly on the low end. voice-verified
And so we haven't really seen how these will perform in an uneven market. voice-verified
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