How Loans are Bought, Sold and Profited From in the Secondary Mortgage Market

Investment Strategies

In this episode of Debt Doctor podcast, I’m diving deep into one of the most misunderstood yet powerful forces in real estate finance: the secondary mortgage market.

📉 What caused the 2008 financial collapse?
💰 How did COVID-19 reshape loan sales?
📈 Where are the opportunities right now for savvy real estate investors?

I break down the structure of the secondary market, revealing how and why loans are bought and sold behind the scenes, and expose both the risks and rewards of investing in asset-backed securities and distressed mortgage debt.

You’ll get my personal insider story – how one phone call in 2008 changed the course of my career – and the hard-earned lessons I’ve gained from navigating multiple market shifts.

We’ll explore how to spot trends, assess volatility, and capitalize on unconventional credit offerings, even in uncertain times.

Whether you’re an active investor, fund manager, or just curious about how financial institutions manage risk and liquidity – this is your all-access pass to understanding one of the most influential components of the real estate economy.

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