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Frequently Asked Questions

Why Would I Want To Cash In My Note?

There are a variety of reasons people consider selling their payments for cash:

  • Retirement
  • Taxes
  • Investment opportunities
  • Expensive medical care
  • Vacation or college tuition
  • Unexpected financial changes
  • Peace of mind...being free from the worry of receiving late payments or having to foreclose on the buyer
  • Accounting nightmares, IRS regulations, and paperwork hassles

and the list goes on...

 

Loan-to-Value:

Owner occupied single family: up to 75%
Non-owner occupied single family: up to 70%
Multi-family residential: up to 60%
Commercial: up to 60%
Land: up to 50%

What kind of notes do you purchase?

We buy all kinds of cash flows:

Owner Held Mortgages, Deeds of Trust or Land Contracts:
Single Family Residences, Duplexes, Condos, Town Homes, Apartment Buildings, Commercial Buildings, Land (either unimproved, meaning no utilities; and also improved land, meaning utilities), and Mobile Homes with Land. We DO NOT purchase notes on Mobile Homes without Land.

Settlements & Lottery Winnings:
We purchase all kinds of structured settlements and annuities. What we DO NOT purchase are: Social Security Payments, IRAs, Alimony Payments, Disability Payments, Judgments, or Retirement Plans

What are some of note buying criteria?
FICA Credit Scores must be 575 or higher; Mobile homes with land must be 625 or higher.
Most properties should have some sort of down payment.
Note should be in the first position, we will look at all contracts.
Balloon payments are ok to have.
Notes must be secured by real estate ( not by business itself, if commercial ). 

We purchase  notes/settlements for $30,000 and up; also, that have at least 24 to 36 months left in length of contract/payoff time.

How much do I get for my note?
We take a look at many things when we give you a quote: down payments, interest rates, payment amount, term, etc. After we take a look at these factors, we give you the highest possible quote for your note. Our goal is to get you the most cash possible, in the fastest way possible.

I need money fast. How long does it take to receive cash for my note?
After we complete due diligence on the offer, you can typically get your money within 10 business days.

How much does all this cost?
We take care of everything. It costs you nothing, except the time to fill out the forms. The quote you sign off on is the amount of cash you receive.

How does this change my note?
It doesn’t. The sale of your note doesn’t change the interest rate, the monthly payments, or anything else!

Who typically uses your service?
Anyone who wants to get cash quickly. Banks and other financial institutions have been selling notes for years, and so have people like you. It’s a fast, easy way to get access to cash flow.

What type of notes do you accept/buy?
We have given quotes and accepted

  • mortgage notes
  • business notes
  • lottery winnings
  • casino winnings
  • annuities
  • court settlements
  • auto accident settlements
  • medical malpractice
  • worker’s compensation
  • wrongful death and other notes
Still not sure if we’ll buy it? Fill out the appropriate quote form or give us a call today!

 

How does note buying work?
First, fill out our quick and easy form. That gives us enough information to give you a free, no-obligation quote. After you accept our quote, we’ll ask you for some documents to allow us to process the purchase. After we receive these critical documents, we can fund your money.


Loan Amounts 
$100,000 and up for commercial real estate projects with preference to $250,000 and up deals. Asset based business loans of $250,00 and up.

Amortization/Term
Up to 30 yr amortization with terms of 5, 10, 15, 25 and 30yr dependent upon type of project.

Loan Purpose
Refinance, acquisition, expansion, construction.

Rates/Fees
Rates and fees are competitive and are dependent upon, project, credit, loan to value, etc.

Loan Programs
Immediate funding, forward, commitments, standby commitments, bridge loans, joint venture, SBA loans, partner buyout, hard money loans.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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