Residential Mortgage Notes   Houses   Townhouses / Condominiums   1-4 Family Units   Mobile Homes

Commercial Mortgage Notes Office  Retail Apartment (more than 1-4 family units) Industrial

Vacant land Mortgage Notes Developed Land (utilities like power and water either on the property or up to the property line) of 40 acres or less

Over the past 30 years, creating mortgage notes and deed of trust notes with owner financing has 
become an established and accepted practice in real estate. And because of the mortgage note 
industry, owner financing is an ever more attractive option.
You can choose to sell all or only a portion of your mortgage note or deed of trust note. You may 
even sell future payments today while still receiving current payments.

Why Sell Your Note? There are a variety of good reasons to sell your mortgage note or deed of trust note, including never  again having to worry about: Collecting payments, & keeping track of principal & interest breakdown Default and foreclosure Federal income tax reporting requirements Fire insurance Destruction or abandonment of the property Bankruptcy of the payer Divorce or death of the payer

How Much will I Receive For My Real Estate Note? The value of your real estate note is determined by several factors, with the most important being: The amount of equity in the property, including down payment and seasoning, as a percent of the property value -- the more money that the buyer has paid in, the better the quote that we can give to you. Credit rating of the buyer Type of property -- due to the risk inherent in different note types, notes on single-family houses can usually be quoted higher than notes on commercial buildings, mobile homes, or vacant land The time period of the note, as payments received further out in the future are worth less than payments received sooner Interest rate on the note Location of the property 1st lien notes are almost always considered to be more valuable than 2nd lien notes. This is due to there being much higher risk to the holder of a 2nd lien note.

The Process
Although each situation is different based on your specific needs, here are the typical steps involved 
in selling your real estate note:

1) Contact us and provide essential information about the mortgage note and the property (type of property, sale price, payment amounts, etc.).

2) We respond within one business day with one or more quotes (depending on whether you desire to sell the full note or only part of it).

3) If you approve the quote, we do a little more paperwork (don't worry, it's a small amount -- nothing like buying or selling a house). If there is no recent appraisal or title policy, we arrange for those. You pay no closing costs, fees, or commissions.

4) From the time that you provide the documents, it generally takes 2-3 weeks for you to get your money. You can choose to receive the cash via check or wire. That's it!

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