Five Wire Fraud Defenses for Private Lenders

2026-05-19T01:43:59-07:00Uncategorized|

Private lenders run the wire-transfer framework against the loan-funding cycle, the borrower-payoff cycle, the investor-distribution cycle, and the vendor-payment cycle. Wire fraud runs against each cycle — borrower-payoff diversion, vendor-impersonation redirection, escrow-instruction substitution, and business-email compromise of the lender's wire-approval framework. The FBI Internet [...]

Cash-on-Cash vs Accrued Preferred Return

2026-05-23T13:01:51-07:00Uncategorized|

The preferred-return framework on a private mortgage fund runs against two primary frameworks — the cash-on-cash framework and the accrued framework. The choice runs against the fund's investor framework, the fund's manager framework, and the fund's distribution-cycle discipline. This article walks the side-by-side framework [...]

How to Run a Quarterly Waterfall Calculation

2026-05-23T13:01:54-07:00Uncategorized|

The quarterly waterfall calculation runs the fund's distributable cash against the four-tier framework on the operating-agreement discipline. This article walks the six-step framework against each quarter — from the cash framework through the reserve framework, the four-tier waterfall, and the investor-reporting framework.Step 1: Calculate [...]

Seven Waterfall Distribution Mistakes

2026-05-23T13:01:56-07:00Uncategorized|

Private mortgage funds run the waterfall framework against the fund's operating agreement on the quarterly distribution cycle. Seven mistakes recur on the waterfall execution framework, and each runs the fund into an investor-trust framework or a tax-reporting framework against the lender-investor base or the [...]

§3(c)(5)(C) Questions Fund Managers Ask

2026-05-23T13:01:57-07:00Uncategorized|

Private mortgage fund managers run recurring questions on the §3(c)(5)(C) exemption framework. This article answers the questions on the framework discipline, the asset-classification framework, the testing framework, and the corrective-action framework against a §3(c)(5)(C) violation.What does §3(c)(5)(C) exempt the fund from?Section 3(c)(5)(C) runs the [...]

§3(c)(5)(C) vs §3(c)(1) for Mortgage Funds

2026-05-23T13:01:59-07:00Uncategorized|

The Investment Company Act of 1940 runs three primary exemptions against a private mortgage fund — §3(c)(1), §3(c)(7), and §3(c)(5)(C). The §3(c)(1) and §3(c)(5)(C) frameworks run on different operational disciplines, and the choice runs against the fund's investor-base framework, asset-class framework, and growth framework. [...]

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