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Protecting and Perfecting Warehouse Lender Interests

Learn about the challenges faced by warehouse lenders and how to protect their interests in a changing business landscape. Explore opportunities for efficiency, risk mitigation, and market positioning.

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Protecting and Perfecting Warehouse Lender Interests

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  1. Protecting and Perfecting Warehouse Lender Interests Stanley M. Street PresidentStreet Resource Group, Inc.

  2. Infrastructure Transformation 2

  3. Warehouse Lender Interests • Legal Claims of Priority • Revenue Model Adaptation • Participation in Defining the Process 3

  4. Business Landscape • Industry Segment Chaos • Value Proposition • Issues, Real or Perceived • Motivation and Approach • Planning Integration and Deployment 4

  5. Industry Segment Chaos – Mortgage Banker • Drop in Secondary Marketing Profits • Declining Liquidity • Increased Investor Risk Repurchase Enforcement No Notice Changing Guidelines • Regulatory Involvement • Reliable Collateral Valuation 5

  6. Industry Segment Chaos – Warehouse Lending • Shrinking of Market 2006-2007 40% Decline in Commitments 44% Decline in Outstandings • Redistribution of Customers Change in Active Borrower Counts Per Warehouse • Severe Adjustments in the Current Warehouse Business Model Guidelines and Conditions Compensation and Pricing • Exits of Funds Providers Every Month Another Surprise Conduits Retreating en masse • Massive Increases in Aged Warehouse Loans and Write-Offs 6

  7. Savings, $281 Origination Cost, $2,550 Value Proposition – Mortgage Banker Expedited Funding and Purchase Lowers Total Outstanding Borrowed Funds Lowers Net Worth Requirements Automated Post Closing Processes MERS Registration Data and Document Analysis Investor Stacking / Delivery Save Hundreds of Dollars Per Loan Reduces interest cost of funds Improves Efficiency 7

  8. Value Proposition – Warehouse Lenders Improves Business Processes Replaces Paper Security Interest with Electronic Control Faster, More Efficient and Accurate Collateral Review, Tracking and Shipment Purchase, Payoff and Residual Remittance Lowers Overall Risk Eliminates Physical Destruction Risk and Lost Notes Automates Loan Validation and Verification Collateral Exposure Creates Market Opportunity Competitive Positioning Market Share Redistribution Business Model Determination 8

  9. Warehouse Lender Issues (Real or Perceived) Elimination of the Need for Interim Funding Undefined Business Processes Transfer of Control vs Transfer of Funds Closing Protection and Instruction Corrections of eNotes Transparency Class Action Targets Legal Footing Claims of Offsets Dispute Resolution 9

  10. Warehouse Lender Motivation Choice Originators of their Warehouse Warehouses of their Originators Control Chart the Course Clear the Path Pave the Way Opportunity Define the Warehouse Banking Role Drive the Business Model Grow Significant and Profitable Market Share 10

  11. Warehouse Lender Approach Leverage Lending Efficiencies Through Available Technology Accommodate Fundamental Changes in Business Process Acknowledge and Adapt to a Different Pricing Model Adjust Transaction Fees and Interest Rates Transition to Risk Based Pricing Create Entirely New Liquidity Dynamics 11

  12. Planning, Integration and Deployment Strategic Tasks • Technology Adoption eMortgage Evolution Risk Mitigation Services • Process Re-Engineering Increase Efficiencies Integrate Business Intelligence Automate Verification and Validation • Staffing Transformation Educate and Train Migrate Processors to Analysts • Business Model Recreation Revised Revenue Structure Business Combinations and Product Solutions 12

  13. Planning, Integration and Deployment Research and Education • Structured Lines of Credit • Purchase and Sale Agreements • Conduits • Gestation Line Repos 13

  14. Planning, Integration and Deployment Legal Agreement Tasks • Master Repurchase or Warehouse Line Agreements • Closing Instructions • Master Bailment Agreements • Investor Dual and Tri-Party Agreements • Inter-Creditor Agreements • Fulfillment Company Service Agreements 14

  15. Planning, Integration and Deployment Resource Planning • Scheduling of Time • Budgeting and Finance • Project Scope • Resource Allocation 15

  16. eMortgage/eWarehouse Financing Success • Decide to Act Now • Make eMortgages a Priority • Understand the Technology • Create a Plan of Attack • Create a Viable Business Model • Participate in Industry Discussions • Integrate and Deploy eWarehouse Capability • Meet and Make the Market 16

  17. Ad eundum quo nemo ante iit Stanley M. Street sstreet@streetresource.com Street Resource Group, Inc. Expertise for Mortgage Warehouse Providers 17

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