MIAC Selling $59.2 Mln Subprime Resi Portfolio

Published August 29, 2012, 2:08 p.m. EDT

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The Mortgage Industry Advisory Corp. (MIAC) is auctioning off a $59.2 million first-lien subprime residential mortgage portfolio on behalf of an undisclosed private equity investment firm.

As of July 31, about $39.8 million of the portfolio was performing. Roughly $16.4 million was nonperforming, $1.8 million was comprised of other real estate owned for sale or rent, and another $1.2 million includes REO that has been rented.

Properties collateralizing the portfolio span 37 states. California homes account for 16% of the collateral, Florida 14%, and Illinois 13%.

The portfolio is being offered in a one-round, sealed bid auction set for Sept. 24.

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