Mark Volosov

Mark Volosov serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Sage Residential Management LLC.    

Prior to his current role, Mark was a Managing Director and Portfolio Manager within the securitized assets investment team at BlackRock. He had a primary focus on structuring investments in non-agency mortgage securities, mortgage servicing rights (MSR's), mortgage loans, esoteric structured products and day to day operations of a REIT. During his time at BlackRock, he negotiated the acquisition of MSRs with a notional unpaid principal balance in excess of $180 billion, structured and managed a REIT with a focus on single family rental loan acquisition, facilitated the acquisition of a mortgage loan origination company, including pursuit of state and agency licensing transition, structured and settled non-performing and re-performing mortgage loans and secured MSR financing in excess of $1 billion.    

Mark is intimately involved in sourcing, structuring and negotiating each MSR transaction. He is responsible for servicer oversight including continuous monitoring, engagement and semi-annual onsite performance and corporate evaluations.    

Mark spent six years as a Senior Vice President at Specialized Loan Servicing LLC, where he managed the full cycle of mortgage servicing rights acquisitions and sales, negotiated advance financing transactions and as a part of the business development team, was responsible for the day to day management of whole loan owners, monolines and various national bank clients. Prior to his role at Specialized Loan Servicing LLC, he worked at The Winter Group (Terwin Advisors, LLC) as the Vice President of the MBS transaction management team responsible for subprime, Alt A, second lien and HELOC securitization, whole loan acquisition and sale, repo financing and security settlements. Prior to The Winter Group, he held various roles at JPMorgan Chase, Merrill Lynch, and Credit Suisse First Boston in structured finance services, master servicing, whole loan financing, and banking.    

Mark attended the Frank G. Zarb school of business at Hofstra University.