Each year, millions of dollars in business notes are created nationwide as buyers cannot arrange traditional financing and sellers are forced to carry the paper. It is estimated that 70 to 80 percent of the small business sales in America are seller financed. 

Do you have a need for the capital tied up in a business note you are carrying?  Perhaps you'd like to launch a new business.  Converting an existing note into capital can help get such a venture off the ground.

Notes carried on businesses like laundromats, printers, small manufacturing companies, restaurants, auto repair shops, convenience stores, and liquor stores are especially attractive to investors.

Conversely, there are certain types of businesses investors will normally shy away from – especially franchises. There are other factors which make a note more appealing to investors, which we can explain in better detail if you are interested in selling.

Dennis Capital can help you liquidate all or part of the balance remaining on your notes. We can even give you the option of receiving a lump sum, as well as continuing to receive monthly income from the note.

Because investors' yield requirements are typically higher on business notes (as opposed to real estate notes), it may be in your best interest to look at a "split" or "partial" liquidation.

When you request the current market valuation of your note, we automatically include a comparison between full liquidation, partial liquidation, and split payment options. We are committed to getting you the best value for your note.