Vertical White Paper Explains Benefits of an Evolving Asset Class: Residential Whole Mortgage Notes
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Irvine, CA, February 13, 2014 --( Vertical Capital Markets Group CEO Gus Altuzarra and Vertical Fund Group President Christopher Chase explain this evolving asset class in a new white paper, “The Case for Residential Whole Mortgage Loans.” The white paper is available for free in the Resource section of Vertical’s website at www.verticalus.com.In such cases, the investor could still profit, because the amount the property is sold for may still exceed the discounted purchase price of the note.The company’s wide network of contacts within the banking industry allows the firm to uncover mortgage note opportunities that other buyers might not find.vcs0183-20140207 Irvine, CA, February 13, 2014 --( PR.com )-- Stocks may be overvalued and bonds are vulnerable to rising interest rates, but there’s another alternative that provides income, total return potential and relative principal stability – residential whole mortgage notes.Vertical Capital Markets Group CEO Gus Altuzarra and Vertical Fund Group President Christopher Chase explain this evolving asset class in a new white paper, “The Case for Residential Whole Mortgage Loans.” The white paper is available for free in the Resource section of Vertical’s website at www.verticalus.com.To diversify a portfolio, it is important to include assets that are “non-correlated” with stocks or bonds; that is, they are not affected by the performance of those two asset classes.The company’s wide network of contacts within the banking industry allows the firm to uncover mortgage note opportunities that other buyers might not find.