Just like any astute businessman would say, you want WMIH / COOP to pay the lowest price for any assets it acquires and you want the WMI Liquidation Trust to sell assets at the highest price as possible.
So the two goals are completely opposite of each others, and one should not tie the interest of WMIH / COOP with the interest of the Liquidation Trust.
If by any coincidence that WMIU / COOP acquires any old WAMU assets, it is just a coincidence because the Price Is Right but it is not the goal. So I am pretty sure that WMIH / COOP will bid on the 1 Trillion of mortgage loans that the government seized in 2008 that nobody wants to buy including JPM, and the government wants to get rid of it now. Among this one Trillion of loans there are likely some WAMU loans among them. If COOP ending buying some, it is like you cast a fishing net in the ocean and your goal is to catch salmons but you end up getting some tunas and some crabs also.
And for those who keep on saying that how can the Preferred Trusts stop producing divies, remember that this is a bankruptcy of WMB as well as WMI. Geez. And those trusts don't back Preferred in the first place. They only produced income for Preferred while they are still alive.