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For totally personal reasons I have to unwind my 1200 active loan portfolio of all most all 3 year $100 dollar loans.
So far I have chosen to just let them run off.
At the end of this month (June 2016) I will have about $10,000 cash to withdrawal. More than I would have guessed.
I am trying to get an idea of what this decay will look like going forward.
Anyone done this before or can see the future.
Is there a better way to do this? Suggestions welcome 
I have a filo account but don't want to sell a significant portfolio at a discount, just stubborn.
EDIT 3/26/18: this filo sell options was taken away from Prosper Investors and I never used it in this unwind, the unwind is just pure decay.
TIA
Its a Prosper account but that shouldn't really matter in regards to this question.
Just an annual Update as of today 3/26/2018 in case anyone cares.
I started this account unwind 21 months ago in June 2016 and am now down to 340 notes with a value of $11,555.
Currently the "long pole" appropriately is the last 3 year note I bought on June 9th, 2016 right before I decided to shut the account down. So if that note stays active until the last month I will have a closed account in June 2019, exactly 3 years from the start of the unwind.
I had bought a few 5 year notes in 2013 and three are still active and very profitable that will close in August of 2018.
I withdrew a total of $43,000 in cash in 2017 in three separate unequal withdrawals (April/August/December).
$3,800 cash/month in 2017 but it's far from linear as you can suspect. The first full month (July 2016) of the unwind, generated $7,800 cash.
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