sequential-pay REMIC

sequential-pay REMIC
The most basic, simplest REMIC structure. All investors owning a sequential-pay REMIC receive interest payments; however, the principal received from the underlying mortgages is directed to repay each tranche, one at a time, in a predetermined order. American Banker Glossary

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