Cash for Private Mortgage Notes

Today, owner financing has become an established and accepted practice in real estate. Because of the private mortgage industry, owner financing is an even more attractive option than it once was
in the past. Since the idea of creative financing and no money down, buyers and sellers have found ways to buy new homes or make sure their property is sold. Investors and home owners have decided to carry back mortgages or deed of trust to help new buyers with their purchase. Afterwards they must collect payments from the new buyers. However, sometimes circumstances change, and many note-holders would prefer to receive cash today for their future payments. There are a number of reasons a individual would consider selling their payments for cash:

•  New Investment opportunities
•  A vacation or college tuition
•  Freedom of not receiving late payments or having to foreclose on the buyer  
•  Changes in their financial situation
•  Retirement
•  Unexpected medical bills
•  Taxes 
•  and much more...  
  

Owners can Sell all or only a portion of their private notes.

You may even sell future payments today while still receiving current payments. We can facilitate the sale of existing private mortgage notes, portfolios of residential or commercial mortgage notes, or can arrange point of sale funding, also called table funding or simultaneous closing.

Mortgages and other notes

Residential Notes - Mortgages, Deeds of Trust, or Land
Contracts that are created by the sale of:

• Residential Properties
• Houses
• Townhouses
• Condominiums
• 1-4 Family Units

Commercial Notes - Mortgages, Deeds of Trust, or Land
Contracts that are created by the sale of any type of
commercial property:

• Office
• Retail
• Apartment (more than 1-4 family units)
• Industrial

Vacant Land Notes - Mortgages, Deeds of Trust, or Land
 Contracts that are created by the sale of any:

• Developed Land
• Undeveloped Land
• Land not designated as a specific use property (farm land or waste storage)

*This category does not include land that has been improved for development and building.