Clicky

  • Welcome to P2P Lending / NFT Lending Forum.
 

ETH.LOAN

News:

This was the original Lend Academy peer-to-peer lending forum, since forensically restored by deBanked and now reintroduced to eth.loan.

To restore access to your user account, email [email protected]. We apologize for errors you may experience during the recovery.

Main Menu
NEW LOANS:   | marshtomp.eth 0.200 Ξ | sandile.eth 0.200 Ξ | aipom.eth 0.299 Ξ | ALL

Charge off or sell off?

Started by Peter, February 23, 2015, 11:00:00 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

HalfABubbleOff

Hi Folks,

I'm a relatively new investor in P2P lending.  So, while I have tried to research this question, I can't seem to find any good info on what the advantages and disadvantages are of retaining a note bound to be charged off as compared to selling the note on folio for a deep discount and taking the loss that way.  About all I can find says, if you sell it off you won't have to worry about future recoveries and can take the whole loss against your gains that year.  My account is not an IRA so there are tax implications. 

Any good links or advice that you've run into on the pros/cons of either?

At the moment, I've one note that "straight rolled" from issue to now 90+ days delinquent, and the borrower's credit score is dropping like a rock.  I've another note that recently went into Chapter 13, so there's nothing I can do about that one.  And a few others just rolled into the 30+ days bucket. 

I am diversified with $25/note investments, with a few exceptions from folio purchases, so these bad apples are not spoiling the whole bunch.  Just trying to figure out what the lessor of two evils are at this point, either way it's a stinky diaper. 

Thanks in advance!

PennySaved


AnilG

Consider reviewing the posts in FOLIOfn - LC section on this forum. Most posts in this section are related to secondary market for Lending Club.

http://www.lendacademy.com/forum/index.php?board=19.0" class="bbc_link" target="_blank">http://www.lendacademy.com/forum/index.php?board=19.0

NEW LOANS:   | marshtomp.eth 0.200 Ξ | sandile.eth 0.200 Ξ | aipom.eth 0.299 Ξ | ALL