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    VAL U E x Va i l 2 0 1 3

    REDWOOD TRUST

    Patrick Brennan, CFAHutchinson Capital Management

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    Guide

    What exactly is Redwood?!

    Tax Advantaged Structure

    Sequoia 2.0

    Strong Risk Adjusted Returns/New Markets

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    Redwood Trust (RWT)

    $1.5 billion Non-Agency Mortgage REIT

    History Strong Credit/Capital Management

    Jumbo First Loss - Eats Own Cooking Residential (Core)/ Commercial (Possible Sale)

    Investment Thesis

    Strong History With Jumbos/Capital Management

    Return of Private Label

    12-15% ROEs with Low Leverage

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    Many ComparablesWith Vastly Different Models

    Name PriceMkt Cap($mm)

    TotalAssets($mm)

    Assets/Equity

    ROE P/BDividend

    Yield2013E

    P/E2014E

    P/E30 DayChange

    52 WeekChange

    REDWOOD TRUST INC $18.87 $1,550 $4,797 4.0x 14.87% 1.3x 5.4% 10.1x 9.2x -24% -24%

    AGENCY MREITS

    AMERICAN CAPITAL AGENCY CORP $25.52 $10,117 $93,369 8.7x 8.46% 0.9x 19.5% 6.8x 6.3x -23% -31%

    AMERICAN CAPITAL MORTGAGE IN $20.17 $1,189 $9,363 7.2x 21.19% 0.8x 17.8% 6.1x 6.3x -23% -24%ANNALY CAPITAL MANAGEMENT IN $13.65 $12,930 $125,502 8.8x 10.95% 0.9x 14.3% 9.3x 9.6x -13% -23%

    ANWORTH MORTGAGE ASSET CORP $5.79 $839 $9,556 9.3x 8.91% 0.8x 10.9% 11.0x 10.2x -7% -18%

    ARMOUR RESIDENTIAL REIT INC $4.83 $1,807 $27,753 9.7x 13.02% 0.7x 23.0% 5.9x 5.8x -25% -39%

    CAPITALSOURCE INC $9.15 $1,794 $8,483 5.4x 33.11% 1.2x 5.9% 15.1x 13.4x -6% -7%

    CAPSTEAD MORTGAGE CORP $12.61 $1,205 $14,490 11.1x 10.53% 0.9x 10.9% 9.6x 9.2x -5% -14%

    HATTERAS FINANCIAL CORP $26.17 $2,586 $26,099 9.4x 12.23% 0.9x 11.8% 10.2x 9.7x -4% -12%

    Diversified MREITS

    CHIMERA INVESTMENT CORP $3.13 $3,216 $7,747 2.7x 4.08% 1.1x 16.2% 8.1x 8.2x -6% -6%

    DYNEX CAPITAL INC $10.52 $578 $4,628 7.8x 13.43% 1.0x 11.0% 8.2x 8.2x -4% -5%

    MFA FINANCIAL INC $8.71 $3,147 $13,653 4.3x 9.98% 1.0x 15.6% 10.3x 9.7x -8% -9%

    TWO HARBORS INVESTMENT CORP $11.05 $4,036 $19,003 4.8x 12.51% 1.0x 14.7% 8.7x 8.3x -11% -15%

    Mortgage Originators/Servicers

    HOME LOAN SERVICING SOLUTION $24.01 $1,365 $4,070 4.3x 9.33% 1.5x 5.2% 13.1x 12.6x -3% -3%

    NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE HOLDINGS $42.46 $3,846 $8,886 10.2x 30.82% 4.7x 0.0% 9.9x 6.2x -9% -9%

    OCWEN FINANCIAL CORP $45.59 $6,184 $7,248 4.0x 13.26% 3.7x 0.0% 10.7x 8.4x -3% -4%

    PENNYMAC MORTGAGE INVESTMENT $21.86 $1,290 $2,927 2.3x 18.89% 1.1x 10.2% 6.6x 6.6x -15% -24%

    Source: Bloomberg; all data as of 06/14/13

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    Accounting Masks Lower Leverage

    Redwood Adjusted reflects adjustment for securities where Redwood has an economic interest. Asset backed debt is backed out as this debt is a liability of thenon-recourse securitization entity. Long-term debt and equity are adjusted for $140mm in debt due in 2037 as well as a convertible note which is assumed toconvert to equity (conversion price equals $24.31).

    RWT Balance Sheet 03/31/2013

    Redwood At Consolidated Redwood

    Adjusted Adjustments RWT Sequoia Entities Consolidated

    Residential Loans $832 $832 $2,133 $2,965

    Commercial Loans $247 ($154) $401 $401

    Real Estate Securities - Third Party $798 ($148) $946 $946

    Real Estate Securities - Sequoia $284 $284 $284

    Cash $79 $79 $79

    Total Earning Assets $2,240 $2,542 $2,133 $4,675

    Other Assets $103 ($7) $110 $10 $120

    Total Assets $2,344 ($309) $2,653 $2,143 $4,796

    Short-Term Debt $721 $721 $721

    Other Liabilities $78 $78 $2 $80

    Asset Backed Securities Issued $0 ($309) $309 $2,056 $2,365

    Long-Term Debt $16 ($428) $444 $444

    Total Liabilities $815 ($737) $1,552 $2,058 $3,610

    Stockholders Equity $1,529 $428 $1,101 $86 $1,187

    Total Liabilities/Equity $2,344 $2,653 $2,144 $4,797

    Leverage (Assets/Equity) 1.5x 2.4x 4.0x

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    Recent History

    2008-2009: Traditional Business Shut Down

    Jumbo spike

    No private label securitization

    RMBS price plummets

    2009:2010: Buying Carnage

    Existing/New Equity

    High teens target40%+ result (Strategy Orchestrated by current CEO/President)

    Successful but limited opportunity

    2010-2013: Sequoia 2.0

    Private label rebirth? no waiting for Godot

    Mezzanine/Senior Commercial Loans Costs front-end loaded

    2013+

    MSR (Mortgage Serving Rights) purchases

    Conforming risk share?

    Sale of Commercial?

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    Commercial Summary

    $247mm economic value

    Attributes

    Maturity 6+ years

    Unleveraged yield 10%+

    LTV: 73% at origination

    DSCR: 1.29x

    Originally Mezzanine, then Senior

    Limit of $300mm of equity

    Strong Q1 2013 (20%+ ROE) but less clear on franchise value

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    Guide

    What exactly is Redwood?!

    Tax Advantaged Structure

    Sequoia 2.0

    Strong Risk Adjusted Returns/New Markets

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    Pay Dividends / Avoid Taxes /Grow Book Value

    RMBS Sequoia RMBS Third Party Commercial Loans

    Loan acquisition and sales Sequoia Securitizations MSRs (Mortgage Servicing

    Rights)

    REIT(Investment Portfolio)

    Taxable Subsidiary(Residential Mortgage

    Banking)

    Loan origination and sales

    Taxable Subsidiary(Commercial Mortgage

    Banking)

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    Guide

    What exactly is Redwood?!

    Tax Advantaged Structure

    Sequoia 2.0

    Strong Risk Adjusted Returns/New Markets

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    30 Year Jumbo Less 30 Year Conforming

    -0.50%

    0.00%

    0.50%

    1.00%

    1.50%

    2.00%

    2.50%

    Jumbo Less Conforming 30 Year Rates

    Source: Bankrate.com US Home Home Mortgage 30 Year Less Banxquote Avg Conforming Mortgage US 30 Year

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    Government Guaranteeing ~ 90% of New Mortgages

    Source: Inside Mortgage Finance

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    Further securitizations: Attract loans/attract AAA

    Bank: like wealthy but should fear interest rate risk - no 10year CDs to match funding

    Money Centers Taking Duration Risk Currently

    Loans: Need to attract selling banks

    Securitizations: Need to gain confidence of AAA buyers

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    Jumbo Underwriting:Accelerating but well below prior levels

    Source: Inside Mortgage Finance

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    Originations

    Jumbo Org's Total Org's Jumbo Share (right axis)

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    But securitization volume remains anemic

    Source: Inside Mortgage Finance

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    Conforming Loan Fees LoweredWorld Didnt End

    Conforming Loans

    2008: Increased from $417,000 to as high as $729,750

    2011: Decreased to max of $625,500

    Further decreases are possiblebut an increase in G-Feesaccomplishes the same goal

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    And Guarantee (G Fees) Fees Increasing

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    December 2012 Increase Estimated 2013 G-Fee Increase

    Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency/Compass Point

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    Redwood Activity Increasing

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    Q1 2012 Q2 2012 Q3 2012 Q4 2012 Q1 2013

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    ansIdentified

    ($mm)

    Loans Identified For Purchase Active Sellers

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    Redwood Activity Increasing

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    Number of deals Loans securitized

    Source: Bloomberg; 2013 data as of 05/22/13

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    Need for Jumbo

    Source: IPUMS-USA and Goldman Sachs Mortgage Strategy Research.

    Source: IPUMS-USA and Goldman Sachs Mortgage Strategy Research.

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    Loans/Securitizations: Advantage RWT

    RWT advantage in buying loans

    Correspondent Lending Exodus

    Bank of America/Ally/MetLife out

    Citigroup/PHH pull back RWT not a bank: therefore not competitor

    RWT advantage in securitizing

    RWT: Track record with ~70 basis points in cumulative losses

    Best Reps/Warranties on Deals; No Sunsets

    Not burdened by Dodd Frank/Basel 3

    Strong alignment with AAA interests

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    Guide

    What exactly is Redwood?!

    Tax Advantaged Structure

    Sequoia 2.0

    Strong Risk Adjusted Returns/New Markets

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    2009-2013 Choppy But Progressing

    1 2012/2013 Taxable income is estimated

    GAAP REIT Taxable Annualized GAAP

    Income (Loss) Income per GAAP Book Value Dividends

    per Share Share1 ROE Per Share Per Share

    Q1 2009 ($0.65) ($0.22) -25.0% $8.40 $0.25

    Q2 2009 $0.10 ($0.16) 5.0% $10.35 $0.25

    Q3 2009 $0.34 ($0.30) 13.0% $11.68 $0.25

    Q4 2009 $0.51 ($0.44) 17.0% $12.50 $0.25

    Q1 2010 $0.58 $0.13 19.0% $12.84 $0.25Q2 2010 $0.35 $0.04 11.0% $12.71 $0.25

    Q3 2010 $0.25 ($0.11) 8.0% $13.02 $0.25

    Q4 2010 $0.18 ($0.01) 6.0% $13.63 $0.25

    Q1 2011 $0.22 $0.09 8.0% $13.76 $0.25

    Q2 2011 $0.11 $0.02 4.0% $13.04 $0.25

    Q3 2011 $0.01 $0.09 1.0% $12.22 $0.25

    Q4 2011 ($0.03) $0.04 -1.0% $11.36 $0.25

    Q1 2012 $0.37 $0.13 13.0% $12.22 $0.25

    Q2 2012 $0.24 $0.22 8.0% $12.00 $0.25

    Q3 2012 $0.48 $0.19 16.0% $12.88 $0.25

    Q4 2012 $0.50 $0.23 15.0% $13.95 $0.25

    Q1 2013 $0.69 $0.20 21.0% $14.54 $0.28

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    Strong Risk Adjusted Returns

    Target 12-15% ROE

    Returns come from

    Return on Residential Securitization (25-50 BP)

    Return on Residential Investments

    Commercial (sale?)

    New Markets

    Accounting overstates leverage

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    Structure of Recent Securitization $8 Billion

    Credit % of

    Tranche Coupon Rating Org Face Total Orig Face

    A1 3.00% AAA 7,480,000,000 93.50%

    AIO 0.55% AAA 7,480,000,000 93.50%

    B1 AA 3.55% AA 144,000,000 1.80%

    B2 A 3.55% A 132,000,000 1.65%

    B3 BBB 3.55% BBB 120,000,000 1.50%

    B4 BB 3.55% BB 40,000,000 0.50%

    Credit 3.55% Not Rated 84,000,000 1.05%

    8,000,000,000 100.00%

    Credit Estimated Value Value Sold/

    Tranche Coupon Rating Sold Estimated Face

    A1 3.00% AAA 7,498,700,000 100.25%

    AIO 0.55% AAA 154,275,000 2.06%

    B1 AA 3.55% AA 139,680,000 97.00%

    B2 A 3.55% A 118,800,000 90.00%

    B3 BBB 3.55% BBB 102,000,000 85.00%

    B4 BB 3.55% BB 24,000,000 60.00%

    Credit 3.55% Not Rated 16,800,000 20.00%

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    Simplified Return on Investments1

    Junior pieces=Secret Sauce

    Higher Volume is Key

    Maximize B4/Credit Holdings

    Possibly Sell Mezz Pieces

    1Assumes 6.5% subordination level, loan coupon interest equaling hedging costs, warehouse and mezzanine financing costs of 1.5% and 7year total collateral life.

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    Approximate Non GAAP Yield on retained investments

    Year 1

    Face RWT Purchase as % Annual Total Interest Unlevered IRR

    Security Value Purchase Price of Face Value Coupon Cash Interest Discount Income Yield Repo debt Equity Range

    B1 AA $144,000,000 $139,680,000 97% 3.55% $5,112,000 $5,112,000 3.66% $104,760,000 $34,920,000 9-10%B2 A $132,000,000 $118,800,000 90% 3.55% $4,686,000 $4,686,000 3.94% $79,200,000 $39,600,000 11-12%

    B3 BBB $120,000,000 $102,000,000 85% 3.55% $4,260,000 $4,260,000 4.18% $51,000,000 $51,000,000 9-12%

    B4 BB $40,000,000 $24,000,000 60% 3.55% $1,420,000 $1,420,000 5.92% $0 $24,000,000 12-15%

    Credit $84,000,000 $16,800,000 20% 3.55% $2,982,000 $2,982,000 17.75% $0 $16,800,000 20%+

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    Sequoia Magic Formula:Rich people=better credit risk

    SEMP 2013-6 Borrower Details

    Deal Closing Date 4/30/2013

    Original Collateral Principal (in millions) $425

    Average Loan Balance $780,000Original LTV 66.0%

    Weighted Average FICO Score 771

    Primary Residence 97.0%

    CA property location 37.0%

    Weighted Average Debt to Income 30.0%

    Avg Monthly Income $31,700

    Source: Bloomberg

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    12%...Not Awful

    2012 2013E 2014E 2015E 2016E 2017E 2018EBeginning Period Adjusted Equity1 $966 $1,140 $1,484 $1,605 $1,739 $1,887 $2,038Plus Operating Earnings at Assumed Return onEquity $132 $157 $185 $201 $218 $236 $255Less Dividends ($82) ($92) ($95) ($97) ($99) ($114) ($116)Convert $279

    ATM Follow-On Proceeds $0 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30Adjusted Common shareholders' equity $1,140 $1,484 $1,605 $1,739 $1,887 $2,038 $2,207

    Assumed Return on Average Equity 12.5% 12.0% 12.0% 12.0% 12.0% 12.0% 12.0%

    Assumed Dividend Per Share $1.00 $1.12 $1.12 $1.12 $1.12 $1.12 $1.12

    Payout Ratio 62% 63% 58% 54% 51% 48% 46%

    Ending Shares Outstanding 82 94 96 99 101 103 105

    Average Shares Outstanding 82 88 95 97 100 102 104

    Estimated Earnings Per Share $1.61 $1.79 $1.95 $2.06 $2.19 $2.32 $2.46Calculated Book Value Per Share $13.88 $15.76 $16.66 $17.65 $18.76 $19.87 $21.11

    Assumed Multiple of Book Value 130% 130% 130% 130% 130% 130%Price Target at 130% of Book Value $20.49 $21.65 $22.94 $24.39 $25.83 $27.45

    Cumulative Return 10.8% 22.8% 35.5% 49.0% 62.5% 76.9%

    Price at 10x earnings $17.91 $19.46 $20.59 $21.85 $23.18 $24.60

    Cumulative Return -2.8% 11.3% 23.1% 35.6% 48.5% 61.9%

    Assumes full conversion of convertible note in 2013; note is convertible until April 2018 at $24.31

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    Cumulative Return Upside/Downside

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    New Markets

    MSRs

    Basel forced selling

    Fee stream

    Appreciation potential

    Conforming Market

    Fee

    New Risk Share Securities

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    RISKS

    Low Traction in Securitization

    Big Banks Take Duration Risk

    Elimination of Mortgage Interest Deduction

    Commercial Drag

    Mark-To-Market Volatility

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    V A L U E x V a i l 2 0 1 3

    Patrick Brennan, CFAHutchinson Capital [email protected]

    REDWOOD TRUST (RWT)

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    Disclosures

    As of March 31, 2013, Hutchinson Capital Management held:

    0 shares of Redwood Trust Company

    As of March 31, 2013:

    Redwood Trust Company closed at $23.18

    As of March 31, 2013*, the ten largest holdings of

    Hutchinson Capital Management were:

    Name of Issuer % of Portfolio

    03/31/13

    Price

    JOHNSON CONTROLS INC 6.24% $35.07

    WELLS FARGO & CO 5.65% $36.99

    BANK OF NEW YORK CO (New) 5.64% $27.99

    CVS CAREMARK CORPORATION 5.60% $54.99

    GENERAL MOTORS CORP. 5.54% $27.82

    OMNICOM GROUP INC 5.48% $58.90

    EMERSON ELECTRIC CO 5.34% $55.87

    UNILEVER PLC ADR 5.34% $42.24

    MARKEL CORP COM 5.29% $503.50

    MICROSOFT CORPORATION 5.29% $28.61

    *As of March 31, 2013 13F filing. For a complete list of holdings, please see our most recent 13F filing on thefollowing SEC website: http://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html

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    As of June 17, 2013, Hutchinson Capital Management held:

    425, 263 shares of Redwood Trust Company

    As of June 17, 2013:

    Redwood Trust Company closed at $18.61

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    Disclosures

    Past performance is not indicative of future results, which may vary. The value of investments and the income derivedfrom investments can go down as well as up. It shall not be assumed that recommendations made in the future will beprofitable or will equal the performance of the securities mentioned here. While Hutchinson Capital Management (HCM)seeks to design a portfolio which reflects appropriate risk and return features, portfolio characteristics may deviate fromthose of the benchmark.

    Although HCM follows the same investment strategy for each advisory client with similar investment objectives andfinancial condition, differences in client holdings are dictated by variations in clients investment guidelines and risktolerances. HCM may continue to hold a certain security in one client account while selling it for another client accountwhen client guidelines or risk tolerances mandate a sale for a particular client. In some cases, consistent with clientobjectives and risk, HCM may purchase a security for one client while selling it for another. Consistent with specificclient objectives and risk tolerance, clients trades may be executed at different times and at different prices. Each ofthese factors influence the overall performance of the investment strategies followed by the Firm.

    Nothing herein should be construed as a solicitation or offer, or recommendation to buy or sell any security, or as anoffer to provide advisory services in any jurisdiction in which such solicitation or offer would be unlawful under the

    securities laws of such jurisdiction. The material provided herein is for informational purposes only. Before engagingHCM, prospective clients are strongly urged to perform additional due diligence and to ask additional questions of HCMas they deem appropriate, and to discuss any prospective investment with their legal and tax advisers.

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    REDWOOD TRUST (RWT)

    APPENDIX

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    Mortgage Originations:Historical Purchase vs. Refinance

    MortgageOriginations: 1-4Family Total ($B)

    MortgageOriginations: 1-4

    Family Purchase ($B)

    MortgageOriginations: 1-4

    Family Refinance ($B)1990 $459 $389 $70

    1991 $563 $385 $1771992 $893 $472 $4211993 $1,020 $486 $535

    1994 $769 $557 $2111995 $640 $494 $1451996 $785 $559 $2251997 $833 $590 $2431998 $1,656 $795 $8621999 $1,379 $878 $5002000 $1,139 $905 $2342001 $2,243 $960 $1,2832002 $2,854 $1,097 $1,7572003 $3,812 $1,280 $2,5322004 $2,773 $1,309 $1,4632005 $3,027 $1,512 $1,514

    2006 $2,726 $1,399 $1,3262007 $2,306 $1,140 $1,1662008 $1,509 $731 $7772009 $1,995 $664 $1,3312010 $1,698 $530 $1,1682011 $1,436 $505 $9312012 $1,750 $503 $1,247

    Q1 2013 $482 $125 $357

    Source: Mortgage Bankers Association

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    Agency vs. Non-Agency

    Agency = Federal Guaranteed Bonds = Interest Rate Risk

    Non-Agency=Non-Federally Guaranteed Bonds=Credit Risk

    Redwood=Non-Agency + Operator

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    Residential Security Summary

    % of Total

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    Residential Security Summary

    Senior

    Prime Non-Prime Re-REMIC Subordinate Total

    Available-for-sale securities

    Current face $460 $269 $215 $436 $1,380

    Credit reserve ($28) ($18) ($50) ($89) ($185)

    Net unamortized discount ($49) ($41) ($65) ($71) ($226)

    Amortized Cost $383 $210 $100 $276 $969

    Unrealized Gains $64 $30 $63 $28 $185

    Unrealized Losses ($2) ($2)

    Trading securities $55 $22 $1 $78

    Fair Value of residential securities $502 $262 $163 $303 $1,230

    1To adjust for economic interest, total residential senior securities would be

    decreased by $316mm to $449, Total Re-REMIC would be increased by $157mm, and

    total residential securities would be reduced by $159mm to $1,072mm

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    Source: Inside Mortgage Finance

    RWT Jumbo Share Increasing

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    b)

    Jumbo Org. RWT Share

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    APPENDIX

    Sequoia 2.0 AAA Summary% Delinquencies

    CUSIP NAME Factor Coupon %

    Collateral

    Type

    Orig Credit

    Support

    Current

    Credit

    Support 30 60 90 Bankrupt Foreclosure REO 60+ 90+ Cum losses

    81745CAA1 SEMT 2013-7 A1 1.00 2.5 WH30 3.6 6.55 6.55

    81745CAB9 SEMT 2013-7 A2 1.00 3 WH30 3.6 6.55 6.55

    81745BAA1 SEMT 2013-6 A1 1.00 2.5 WH30 3.5 6.50 6.50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81745BAB1 SEMT 2013-6 A2 1.00 3 WH30 3.5 6.50 6.50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81745AAA5 SEMT 2013-5 A1 1.00 2.5 WH30 3.5 6.24 6.26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81745AAB3 SEMT 2013-5 A2 1.00 3 WH30 3.5 6.24 6.26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744YAA4 SEMT 2013-4 A1 1.00 2.325 WH30 3.5 6.25 6.26 0.44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744YAB2 SEMT 2013-4 A2 1.00 2.5 WH30 3.5 6.25 6.26 0.44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744YACO SEMT 2013-4 A3 0.99 1.55 WH30 3.5 6.25 6.26 0.44 0 0 0 0 0 0 081744YAD8 SEMT 2013-4 A4 1.00 2.75 WH30 3.5 6.25 6.26 0.44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81745RAA8 SEMT 2013-3 A1 0.99 2 WH30 3.6 6.54 6.54 0.08 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81745RAB6 SEMT 2013-3 A2 0.99 2.5 WH30 3.6 6.54 6.54 0.08 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81745MAA9 SEMT 2013-2 A 0.96 1.874 WH30 3.7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744WAA8 SEMT 2013-1 1A1 0.84 1.45 WHARM3.6 7.31 8.31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744WAC4 SEMT 2013-1 2A1 0.88 1.855 WH30 3.7 7.31 8.31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744NAA8 SEMT 2012-6 A1 0.94 2.5 WH30 3.8 7.05 7.43 0.45 0 0 0.17 0 0 0.17 0.17

    81744NAB6 SEMT 2012-6 A2 0.94 1.808 WH30 3.8 7.05 7.43 0.45 0 0 0.17 0 0 0.17 0.17

    81744XAA6 SEMT 2012-5 A 0.91 2.5 WH30 4.0 7.30 7.91 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744VAA0 SEMT 2012-4 A1 0.82 3.5 WH30 4.1 7.39 8.67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744VAB8 SEMT 2012-4 A2 0.82 3 WH30 4.1 7.39 8.67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744VAC6 SEMT 2012-4 A3 0.82 2.069 WH30 4.1 7.39 8.67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81745FAA4 SEMT 2012-3 A1 0.72 3.5 WH30 4.2 7.34 9.69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81745FAB2 SEMT 2012-3 A2 0.72 3 WH30 4.2 7.34 9.69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744UAA2 SEMT 2012-2 A1 0.63 3.5 WH30 4.3 7.16 10.79 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744UAB0 SEMT 2012-2 A2 0.53 3.5 WH30 4.3 7.16 10.79 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744UAC8 SEMT 2012-2 A3 1.00 3.5 WH30 4.3 7.16 10.79 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744TAA5 SEMT 2012-1 1A1 0.55 2.865 WHARM4.0 8.31 14.09 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744TAB3 SEMT 2012-1 2A1 0.52 3.474 WH30 4.5 8.31 14.09 0.4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744QAA1 SEMT 2011-2 A1 0.36 3.9 WH30 4.6 7.40 17.84 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744RAA9 SEMT 2011-1 A1 0.20 4.125 WH30 4.8 7.55 28.56 0.68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    81744PAA3 SEMT 2010-H1 A1 0.06 3.75 WHARM4.5 6.50 28.88 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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    APPENDIX

    Sequoia 2.0 AAA Summary Part 2 VPR

    CUSIP NAME WAC WALA FICO GEO1 GEO 2 GEO 3 WALTV

    Highest

    LTV WACPN % Lim. Doc 1M 3M 6M 12M Life

    81745CAA1 SEMT 2013-7 A1 3.83 3.83

    81745CAB9 SEMT 2013-7 A2 3.83 3.83

    81745BAA1 SEMT 2013-6 A1 3.81 1 771 CA 37.1 MA 10.2 TX 6.8 64.5 79 3.81 0 0.38 0.38

    81745BAB1 SEMT 2013-6 A2 3.81 1 771 CA 37.1 MA 10.2 TX 6.8 64.5 79 3.81 0 0.38 0.38

    81745AAA5 SEMT 2013-5 A1 3.81 2 772 CA 37.6 WA 7.8 MA 7.6 64.6 79 3.81 0 2.74 2.74

    81745AAB3 SEMT 2013-5 A2 3.81 2 772 CA 37.6 WA 7.8 MA 7.6 64.6 79 3.81 0 2.74 2.74

    81744YAA4 SEMT 2013-4 A1 3.78 3 773 CA 42.2 MA 9.8 WA 7.2 63.4 79 3.78 0 0.75 0.72

    81744YAB2 SEMT 2013-4 A2 3.78 3 773 CA 42.2 MA 9.8 WA 7.2 63.4 79 3.78 0 0.75 0.72

    81744YACO SEMT 2013-4 A3 3.78 3 773 CA 42.2 MA 9.8 WA 7.2 63.4 79 3.78 0 0.75 0.72

    81744YAD8 SEMT 2013-4 A4 3.78 3 773 CA 42.2 MA 9.8 WA 7.2 63.4 79 3.78 0 0.75 0.72

    81745RAA8 SEMT 2013-3 A1 3.82 4 772 CA 43.3 MA 10.5 TX 6.2 64.7 80 3.82 0 5.14 3.05 3.05

    81745RAB6 SEMT 2013-3 A2 3.82 4 772 CA 43.3 MA 10.5 TX 6.2 64.7 80 3.82 0 5.14 3.05 3.05

    81745MAA9 SEMT 2013-2 A 3.94 8 776 CA 49.2 MA 15.6 TX 5.7 62.4 82 3.94 0 1.73 8.25 8.81

    81744WAA8 SEMT 2013-1 1A1 3.89 13 764 TX 28.0 CA 22.6 FL 14.4 62.6 80 3.89 0 48.64 34.00 35.89

    81744WAC4 SEMT 2013-1 2A1 4.00 7 771 CA 55.3 MA 13.1 WA 5.1 66.9 83 4.00 0 14.77 23.89 29.83

    81744NAA8 SEMT 2012-6 A1 4.07 7 772 CA 43.5 TX 11.2 WA 6.3 65.9 80 4.07 0 22.20 18.17 10.04 10.04

    81744NAB6 SEMT 2012-6 A2 4.07 7 772 CA 43.5 TX 11.2 WA 6.3 65.9 80 4.07 0 22.20 18.17 10.04 10.04

    81744XAA6 SEMT 2012-5 A 4.21 9 770 CA 43.9 TX 13.7 WA 5.6 66.8 80 4.21 0 29.06 20.00 14.79 12.94

    81744VAA0 SEMT 2012-4 A1 4.35 11 774 CA 41.5 TX 16.5 IL 5.2 65.8 80 4.35 0 26.25 35.83 26.02 22.91

    81744VAB8 SEMT 2012-4 A2 4.35 11 774 CA 41.5 TX 16.5 IL 5.2 65.8 80 4.35 0 26.25 35.83 26.02 22.91

    81744VAC6 SEMT 2012-4 A3 4.35 11 774 CA 41.5 TX 16.5 IL 5.2 65.8 80 4.35 0 26.25 35.83 26.02 22.91

    81745FAA4 SEMT 2012-3 A1 4.45 13 768 CA 47.3 TX 14.7 NY 6.6 66.2 80 4.45 0 50.34 44.81 37.53 26.61

    81745FAB2 SEMT 2012-3 A2 4.45 13 768 CA 47.3 TX 14.7 NY 6.6 66.2 80 4.45 0 50.34 44.81 37.53 26.61

    81744UAA2 SEMT 2012-2 A1 4.58 17 769 CA 48.8 TX 10.9 NY 8.4 61.3 80 4.58 0 31.63 39.99 44.48 32.85 29.75

    81744UAB0 SEMT 2012-2 A2 4.58 17 769 CA 48.8 TX 10.9 NY 8.4 61.3 80 4.58 0 31.63 39.99 44.48 32.85 29.75

    81744UAC8 SEMT 2012-2 A3 4.58 17 769 CA 48.8 TX 10.9 NY 8.4 61.3 80 4.58 0 31.63 39.99 44.48 32.85 29.75

    81744TAA5 SEMT 2012-1 1A1 4.26 23 768 CA 45.2 NY 19.6 TX 11.0 55.1 80 4.26 0 38.17 46.54 46.58 38.19 31.46

    81744TAB3 SEMT 2012-1 2A1 4.77 20 766 CA 39.1 TX 14.4 NY 8.6 65.8 80 4.77 0 43.37 46.94 49.93 39.47 34.49

    81744QAA1 SEMT 2011-2 A1 4.83 28 770 CA 45.0 NY 11.8 MA 5.8 58.4 77 4.83 0 44.00 52.56 52.66 48.19 41.04

    81744RAA9 SEMT 2011-1 A1 5.04 33 769 CA 42.3 NY 13.7 MA 5.5 56.0 80 5.04 0 70.02 65.65 66.21 60.03 44.87

    81744PAA3 SEMT 2010-H1 A1 4.80 45 765 CA 29.9 MA 14.3 IL 11.0 56.5 80 4.80 0 90.32 71.14 60.73 61.83 54.79

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    Commercial Loan Details

    Property Number of Weighted Avg1

    Weighted Avg Average Loan

    Type Loans DSCR LTV Size ($mm)

    Multifamily 18 1.24x 79.0% $6.0

    Office 8 1.35x 72.0% $9.8

    Hospitality 7 1.38x 61.0% $11.1

    Retail 5 1.16x 75.0% $10.1

    Self Storage 3 1.34x 79.0% $6.0

    Industrial 1 1.67x 65.0% $2.0

    Total 42 1.29x 73.0% $8.0

    1 The debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) is defined as the property's annual net

    operat ing income divided by t he annual principal and interest payments.2 The loan to value calculation is defined as the sum of the sernior and all subordinate

    loan amounts divided by t he value of the propert y.

    3 T hree of t hese loans are recourse to t he borrowers (two self sto rage, one off ice).

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    Geographic Breakdown ofCommercial Loan Portfolio

    NY, 20%

    CA, 29%

    IL, 6%

    FL, 9%

    MI, 8%

    TX, 4%

    NC, 3%

    WA, 3%

    DE, 3%

    OR, 3% Other, 9%

    TN, 3%

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    Tax Advantaged Structure

    Pays $1.12 Dividend (6% yield)

    Taxable and REIT Subsidiary

    REIT=Investments

    Taxable=Mortgage Banking Activities

    90% payout based on taxable income

    Taxable vs. GAAP Income

    No accruals for tax purposes (Tax IncomeGAAP

    $70mm NOLs at REIT Sub

    Company likely to pay little cash taxes at either subsidiary

    Structural advantage

    RWT can grow book value while paying strong dividend