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Now does that mean they’d have to charge 15%+ for the loans they give out to cover their costs and turn a profit ???
Cool.
cow_tipping.
“But the financing didn’t come cheap. Farallon will receive a 13 percent interest rate on the loan, making it the corporate equivalent of a subprime residential mortgage.”
To me that is hilarious!
Great business model. Borrow money at 13% to support loans made at 7-10% to over-leveraged borrowers who are upside-down in their mortgages and are defaulting at increasing rates.
I think the only way to come out of it is to leverage these new funds into financial instruments that bet against housing such as puts on other sub-prime lenders or bets against home price increases on the CBOT.
Otherwise, they are simply brain dead and living on life support.
Ha! That hedge fund should have set Accredited up on a 2/28 Option-ARM! They for sure would own the whole company outright in just 2 years!
Talk about irony!