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1 BUYERS BUY HOUSE © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved.

2 SIGN NOTE & MAKES PAYMENTS © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved.

3 PAYMENTS TO THE BANK © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved.

4 BUYER PAYS OFF MORTGAGE © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved.

5 PAYMENT DEFAULT © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved. If Not paid

6 PAYMENT DEFAULT © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved. If Not paid

7 BANK BUNDLES BAD MORTGAGES © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved.

8 HEDGE FUNDS CREATE TAPES © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved. Mortgage Information

9 TAPES SENT TO INVESTORS © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved. Mortgage Information

10 INVESTOR DUE DILIGENCE © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved. Preliminary Pricing $$

11 SIGN CONTRACT WITH HEDGE FUND © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved.

12 SIGN CONTRACT WITH HEDGE FUND © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved.

13 HEDGE FUNDS CREATE TAPES © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved.

14 HEDGE FUNDS CREATE TAPES © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved. New note owner

15 MODIFICATION = CASH FLOW © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved. New note owner

16 4 EXIT & PROFIT STRATEGIES © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved. New note owner

17 4 EXIT & PROFIT STRATEGIES © Copyright NoteSchool 2013. All Rights Reserved. New note owner

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