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Mortgage Funds, also known as “loan pools”, are a popular investment and loan funding vehicle. Mortgage Funds offer Investors the traditionally higher yields available from real estate loans, but add diversification of risk by pooling investor money to fund many loans. The Mortgage Fund Owner has capital to rapidly fund loans, the ability to manage monthly dividends, and can handle delinquencies without directly impacting a particular investor. Investors also have the option to receive monthly cash distributions, automatic reinvestment, or a combination of both.
FCI has the specialized software, experience and expertise to service most types of Mortgage Funds, including Share Based Partnerships, Capital Funds Partnerships, and Collateralized Mortgage Obligations. Services include:
- Process Partners’ original and additional subscriptions for shares, as well as requests for full or partial withdrawals.
- Mail a detailed Statement of Account to an Investor after a subscription or withdrawal transaction.
- Mail detailed Statements of Account to all Investors on a regular basis (monthly or quarterly as established by the Mortgage Fund Manager).
- Email frequent check register reports to the Mortgage Fund Manager.
- On a daily basis, maintain accrual accounts in the partnership, such as Reserve for Loan Losses and Reserve for Franchise Taxes. Other accruals are available, based on the needs of the Mortgage Fund Manager.
- Provide test distribution reports to Mortgage Fund Managers to allow them to see what their proposed distribution will look like prior to it being made. We can also provide a number of different distribution scenarios to the Mortgage Fund Managers to assist them in this regard.
- Mail distribution checks to partners (monthly or quarterly, as established by the Mortgage Fund Manager).
- Maintain a record of outstanding bank (or other) loans or lines of credit used to provide temporary gap financing to fund loans prior to receiving new or additional partnership subscriptions.
- Reconcile all Mortgage Fund bank accounts each month.
- Provide the Mortgage Fund Manager and/or the Manager’s accountant with a myriad of reports, including detailed Partnership Statements and Partnership Share Evaluation Audit Reports (that provide a quick snapshot of the elements that makes up the Partnership Value, Number of Shares Outstanding and the Per Share Value). The frequency of these reports can be customized to meet the needs of Mortgage Fund Managers and/or their accountants.
- Provide periodic ERISA reports. This report reflects the Ending Capital of ERISA Partners as a percentage of the Ending Capital of all Partners so that these types of accounts won’t unknowingly exceed the typical 25% ERISA limitation.
- Provide year-end reports to the Mortgage Fund Manager’s accountant to assist them in the preparation of year-end K-1 Schedules.
- In the event of actions such as forced placed insurance, foreclosure expenses, REO expenses, etc., maintain a record of advances made by the partnership.
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