A term used by
mortgage investors, referring to the
transformation of loans into securities that
are are subsequently sold to investors.
In securitization,
loans arranged between the lender and the
end user (borrower) in the primary
mortgage market are securitized or
packaged as mortgage investment portfolios
and then sold to investor groups on the
secondary mortgage market.
Through the process
of securitization, small investors can
participate in the larger mortgage market
and receive yields that would otherwise be
unavailable to them individually.
Typical mortgage
portfolios range anywhere from $5,000,000 in
mortgage loans and is divided (securitized)
into investment units, of $5,000 and then
sold in the financial marketplace.
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