About LoanMyAssets
LoanMyAssets is a practical, no‑nonsense guide to asset‑backed lending. Our goal is simple: help borrowers and investors make clean decisions without unpleasant surprises. We translate specialist jargon into plain language, show the math step by step, and document the trade‑offs so choices are repeatable. Whenever a claim affects money or risk, we cite primary sources. When an example uses numbers, we label every input and compute the total impact across realistic timelines. What sets us apart is our obsession with clarity. Asset‑backed lending combines valuation, legal custody, and operational details that often live in separate silos. We bring these pieces together in one place. You will find concise definitions, decision checklists, and side‑by‑side comparisons that reveal the true cost of capital. Our guides are designed so a motivated reader can act with confidence: request the right documents, ask better questions, and negotiate fees from a position of knowledge. We are independent. Articles are reviewed for accuracy and disclosure. Sponsored links are labeled. We align our incentives with readers: the easier it becomes to compare offers and avoid junk costs, the more valuable this site is. That is why we build tools you can actually use: LTV and haircut calculators, breakeven APR models, and stress tests that quantify buffers. The aim is not to predict the future, but to plan for it. Who should read LoanMyAssets? Two groups benefit the most. First, borrowers who want to use existing assets to unlock short‑term liquidity without losing sleep. Second, investors and small lenders who need a consistent framework for underwriting niche collateral. In both cases, our material helps you avoid the usual pitfalls—overestimating collateral value, underestimating liquidation time, and forgetting custody costs such as storage and insurance. Have feedback or a request? We welcome suggestions for new topics and examples. You can reach us at aydin_aslan88@gmx.de. If you find our work useful, share a guide with a colleague. The best way to support the project is to put the ideas to work and tell us what improved your process. Clarity compounds.