Engineered Investing
U.S Market OpportunityForeclosure/Shortsale Markets
FAQs
Benefits
Recent Devlelopments
Principal Protection Asset Allocation
FAQs
Benefits
Recent Developments

The larger the banks total assets the larger their access to federal funds - plus as the bank security increases and the loan defaults decreases the bank has more access to federal funds and their ability to loan money grows.
Large banks have not been able to sell their loans on the secondary market for fear of default of loans. With the LenderProtector program they could sell these loans easier (because of no risk) and the beneficiary CAN be changed (one of the benefits of the trust) that way, the banks can sell the loans to the secondary market and the company buying them picks up the benefits. It helps the big banks who are being forced to raise their rates so high that they can’t get attract new loans to unload the current loans which will be able to help them bring in more loans through a decrease of interest rates.
There would be lower demand for security from the borrower. They would have the net value available to use for leverage. There would be no after tax principal payments and so the income tax cost to businesses would be reduced in this model as well - payments would be fully tax deductible because they are only paying interest. Another value to the business owner.
Remember that the bank’s business is investing in loans - other companies’ activities. This process mitigates the amount of work they do by 50% and increases their income per loan while eliminating risk. They do not have the burden of securing the principal of loans and secondly they no longer have to make collection of principal payments. They are also lending double their normal amount to each borrower and are receiving double the income per loan. Therefore they receive double the amount of income per loan and reduce their workload by up to 50%.
They use their own money to secure the loans being issued and have no risk in those loans.
The borrower might receive a deduction on the loan amount that goes to the trust since it isn’t income they are not using. (Borrower needs to talk to their accountant).
Absolutely. In fact, these strategies were first developed for Equity investments in companies, especially start ups. Benefits include:
