By Noter2
Owner Financing doesn’t have to mean waiting years or decades to receive money.
Sellers have the choice to sell all or just part of their future payments for cash today.
Option 1 – When note buyers purchase all the remaining payments on a land contract, mortgage note, or trust deed it is considered a full purchase.
Option 2 – When the note buyer purchases just a portion of the remaining payments it is considered a partial purchase.
By Noter2
Want freedom from collecting payments for the next 10, 20, or even 30 years?
Prefer a lump sum of cash today?
If you sold property with seller financing chances are you’ve wondered about selling the real estate note. Here’s how to sell a mortgage note, trust deed, or contract in 7 easy steps.
By Noter2
Wondering just how much your mortgage note is worth?
The value of a note or contract is affected by many factors including the:
Since each transaction is unique, we offer a free note analysis based on your individual situation. [Read more…]
By Noter2
A buyer failing to make payments on the mortgage note isn’t your only worry.
Understandably, a buyer that stops making payments is a major concern when using owner financing. After all, a seller-financed note is a very valuable asset.
Unfortunately many sellers fail to protect their asset when it comes to another area…verifying current property insurance and taxes.
By Noter2
It’s a tough time to sell a house.
Hoping to stand out from the crowd, sellers are advertising “Owner Will Finance!”
Accepting payments over time provides buyers an alternative to bank financing. Of course sellers don’t want to trade a house that won’t sell for a buyer that won’t pay.
Before you agree to “Be the Bank” read these 7 Tips For Safe Seller Financing!
Welcome to Newland Note Investors! We realize that selling your mortgage note can be one of the most important financial decisions you make. We also realize the entire process may seem confusing … [Read More...]
