I'm trying to understand how MREIT repo agreement collateral is valued when the collateral is whole loans, mortgage servicing rights, or other assets that aren't priced on public securities markets. 10-Q filings refer to "interest rates, spreads, or market conditions" as determining collateral value, which isn't terribly helpful. Anyone have insight on this?
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