All - is anybody else being credited with a boatload of recoveries today?
$150 or so. I'll know more when I get home since LC is determined to make me use the mobile site on my phone >.<
That seems really high. When were most of those loans charged off?
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That's awesome, great to hear it! Congratulations!
I got about $6.40 on $433 of principle. I can retire now.
"My Portfolio" isn't showing any payments in the payment column. Has it been paid? I won't believe it til I see it. I had two defaults in Feb. showing "Check Received" in the payment log. A month later, no payments were made, and the log entries were deleted. Hmmmmm.
I am showing a boatload as well in my main account. I haven't added them up but I think it is the 15-20 range but less than $50. Better than nothing.
As for the check received I have seen that before - almost certainly a bounced check. If LC were really going to pocket the money I don't think they would let you know a check was received in the first place.
"It's possible that's what happens when a check bounces?"
"As for the check received I have seen that before - almost certainly a bounced check"Peter, you should ask about these so-called checks. I don't think they are personal checks from the borrower. I think the outside collection company collects the money, then forwards the money back to LC in the form of a check. That's what "Check Received" means.
Here's my March 1 post showing the 2 loans in question.
http://www.lendacademy.com/forum/index.php?topic=764.msg4037#msg4037
"when the distressed market froze in January or so (NJ Guy, you should recall this)."
I remember all too well! Went from riches Q4 2012 to rags Q1 2013. I have absolutely no explanation for that one.
Have had recoveries before but not to today's extent. Maybe the collection agency finally sent over a check. Have to remember to report this as a capital gain and not ordinary income, since the losses were written off as capital losses
I have never had a recovery yet. How do you know that you have a recovery? I did have a charge-off note. Do you have to click on the notes individually?
1) why are any of you holding notes until they charge off?
2) I recall last year around this time I received a recovery payment. Maybe they happen quarterly?
3) Is the recovery about 3-5%?
4) yaoyao - go to Account summary, the click on the MORE DETAILS hyperlink in the middle left section
Got it. Thanks.
In my case, I bought this note (current) with up-trend FICO and good income at a discount (7%). I didnt pay attention to collection logs (borrower contacted LC). Within a month, the borrower provided Bankruptcy counsel information. I was not able to sell the note. I also buy distressed notes from time to time. Some of them may be charged off eventually. It is just part of the game.
Yeah when you buy distressed notes you take the risk you can't resell them...a lot of those notes I flipped for a pretty good return, but for some of them I got left holding the bag.
In May I've sold 3 notes that were clearly marked BK chapter 7, and one marked Borrower Deceased, and someone bought them for a few percent discount each. I guess if you are actively buying "bad" notes as a recovery play you'll run into some charge offs. I buy on the retail platform and sell on folio, which i know isn't an option for everyone.
Well, I had written off this strategy as a money loser, but I may need to reevaluate after this development.
Good catch. I be never noticed that before.
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I received 5 cents on one of the first notes I ever had that charged off on LC back in 2011.
It just struck me; they probably did a sale to a debt buyer for a portfolio of charged off loans.
"It just struck me; they probably did a sale to a debt buyer for a portfolio of charged off loans."
Fine by me. I got $6.30 back. It's better than the nothing I had prior.