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January 11, 2008 at 10:25 PM #135034January 12, 2008 at 1:38 AM #134807bubba99Participant
B of A may be getting a bargain in CFC’s mortgage servicing rights(MSR) CFC’s MSR services $1.48 trillion in mortgages and the cash flow alone is 7.5 billion/month (using 6% avg interest rate – my be higher/lower) (9million mortgages)
Even with a .5% service fee, the annual service fee is 440 million or npv of about 9.8 billion – scale the .5% up or down to get a better idea of the real value of the loan processing – somewhere between 5 and 10 $billion before losing a two million customers to foreclosure.
Yes there can be some real losses in the loan portfolio, but the loan servicing may be worth what BofA is paying. Iam holding my BofA shares.
January 12, 2008 at 1:38 AM #135005bubba99ParticipantB of A may be getting a bargain in CFC’s mortgage servicing rights(MSR) CFC’s MSR services $1.48 trillion in mortgages and the cash flow alone is 7.5 billion/month (using 6% avg interest rate – my be higher/lower) (9million mortgages)
Even with a .5% service fee, the annual service fee is 440 million or npv of about 9.8 billion – scale the .5% up or down to get a better idea of the real value of the loan processing – somewhere between 5 and 10 $billion before losing a two million customers to foreclosure.
Yes there can be some real losses in the loan portfolio, but the loan servicing may be worth what BofA is paying. Iam holding my BofA shares.
January 12, 2008 at 1:38 AM #135013bubba99ParticipantB of A may be getting a bargain in CFC’s mortgage servicing rights(MSR) CFC’s MSR services $1.48 trillion in mortgages and the cash flow alone is 7.5 billion/month (using 6% avg interest rate – my be higher/lower) (9million mortgages)
Even with a .5% service fee, the annual service fee is 440 million or npv of about 9.8 billion – scale the .5% up or down to get a better idea of the real value of the loan processing – somewhere between 5 and 10 $billion before losing a two million customers to foreclosure.
Yes there can be some real losses in the loan portfolio, but the loan servicing may be worth what BofA is paying. Iam holding my BofA shares.
January 12, 2008 at 1:38 AM #135066bubba99ParticipantB of A may be getting a bargain in CFC’s mortgage servicing rights(MSR) CFC’s MSR services $1.48 trillion in mortgages and the cash flow alone is 7.5 billion/month (using 6% avg interest rate – my be higher/lower) (9million mortgages)
Even with a .5% service fee, the annual service fee is 440 million or npv of about 9.8 billion – scale the .5% up or down to get a better idea of the real value of the loan processing – somewhere between 5 and 10 $billion before losing a two million customers to foreclosure.
Yes there can be some real losses in the loan portfolio, but the loan servicing may be worth what BofA is paying. Iam holding my BofA shares.
January 12, 2008 at 1:38 AM #135109bubba99ParticipantB of A may be getting a bargain in CFC’s mortgage servicing rights(MSR) CFC’s MSR services $1.48 trillion in mortgages and the cash flow alone is 7.5 billion/month (using 6% avg interest rate – my be higher/lower) (9million mortgages)
Even with a .5% service fee, the annual service fee is 440 million or npv of about 9.8 billion – scale the .5% up or down to get a better idea of the real value of the loan processing – somewhere between 5 and 10 $billion before losing a two million customers to foreclosure.
Yes there can be some real losses in the loan portfolio, but the loan servicing may be worth what BofA is paying. Iam holding my BofA shares.
January 12, 2008 at 8:56 AM #134839kewpParticipantCould it be that China and Saudi has some other motives or intentions?
I often wondered this. They stop buying treasuries, collapse our economy then buy up the majority of US companies for pennies on the dollar.
They could even send over their own people to run them, as there will be plenty of empty houses to put them in!
January 12, 2008 at 8:56 AM #135035kewpParticipantCould it be that China and Saudi has some other motives or intentions?
I often wondered this. They stop buying treasuries, collapse our economy then buy up the majority of US companies for pennies on the dollar.
They could even send over their own people to run them, as there will be plenty of empty houses to put them in!
January 12, 2008 at 8:56 AM #135042kewpParticipantCould it be that China and Saudi has some other motives or intentions?
I often wondered this. They stop buying treasuries, collapse our economy then buy up the majority of US companies for pennies on the dollar.
They could even send over their own people to run them, as there will be plenty of empty houses to put them in!
January 12, 2008 at 8:56 AM #135096kewpParticipantCould it be that China and Saudi has some other motives or intentions?
I often wondered this. They stop buying treasuries, collapse our economy then buy up the majority of US companies for pennies on the dollar.
They could even send over their own people to run them, as there will be plenty of empty houses to put them in!
January 12, 2008 at 8:56 AM #135139kewpParticipantCould it be that China and Saudi has some other motives or intentions?
I often wondered this. They stop buying treasuries, collapse our economy then buy up the majority of US companies for pennies on the dollar.
They could even send over their own people to run them, as there will be plenty of empty houses to put them in!
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