Should You Invest In A Mortgage Investment Corporation?

This week's episode takes a deeper dive into Cannect MIC. Specifically, it goes into how Cannect generates returns for investors, how it mitigates the risks involved, and how it maintains motivational alignment between the borrowers and the investors. Have a listen to get the details.

If you were looking for more mortgage-focused information this week, go check out MakeMoneyCount.com to see previous episodes that are more centered on what you are looking to learn about. Or find Cannect on the social media platform of your choice.

 

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0:00 - Intro

4:27 - Introduction to Cannect MIC

6:00 - Cannect MIC differs from its peers because it is direct to its borrowers and direct to its investors.

7:56 - Cannect MIC has $2M subordinated behind the rest of the fund, so Cannect takes losses up to $2M before the rest of the investors.

10:45 - Marcus explains to a caller how Cannect generates its returns and mitigates risk.

14:01 - Matthew goes over a real example of how Cannect generated returns by helping a borrower get to lower cost capital.

16:50 - Credit is say easier to fix than people think.

19:18 - Marcus explains to a caller why the investment minimum is $2500 and the lockup period.

25:26 - Cannect keeps investors informed and engaged through its investor portal.

28:14 - Check out MakeMoneyCount.com to find old episodes and links to our social media.

29:46 - Matthew explains how millennials are looking to get more involved with their own investment decisions.

32:25 - Marcus explains what he found to be missing pieces in the mortgage industry and how he aimed to solve them throughout his time in the industry.