Selling Mortgage Notes? Find the Right Note Buyer!

Note Investors fall into one of four groups, but which one is right for you? Safe to say it’s not “The Posers!”

Here’s a look at each group including tips for finding and selecting the best note buyer.

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Finding the Best Note Buyer Offer

When it comes to buying and selling mortgage notes the seller and note broker want the same thing… the best possible price!

That makes it tempting to blast out a quote request worksheet to every note investor in the directory. But wait! Consider the flip side before you hit that send button. Read more

3 Notes Mortgage Buyers Just Aren’t That Into

Private mortgages aren’t going to be perfect. Note buyers know this and that makes them pretty good at finding creative ways to safely buy mortgage payments.

But there are some notes and land contracts that just don’t make good investments. Save yourself time and marketing dollars by knowing the three notes that investors just aren’t that into. Read more

How to Build Free Web Traffic For Cash Flow Notes

Looking to drive more traffic to your website?

Here’s a proven method you should be using, and it’s free! Read more

Get Reliable Pricing When Selling a Mortgage Note!

Wondering whether to trust the pricing for the sell of a mortgage or land contract?

Here’s how to know if it’s a firm offer or just a soft quote when going to sell a private mortgage note. Read more

Note Investor Spotlight: Alaska Financial Company Buys Notes in 23 States!

Alaska Financial Company and McKinley Mortgage Co., LLC are using a unique private placement fund to purchase seller financed notes. Active in the cash flow business since 1989, they have funded over $61 million in private notes and loans.

Note Investor (NI) recently interviewed Tobias Preston (TP), President, to learn more about the services and investment parameters offered through his company. Note brokers interested in earning commissions for the referral of notes, trust deeds, and contracts will be excited to work with this note investor. Read more

Looking for Note Buyers and Investors?

Then mark your calendar for the 23rd Annual NoteWorthy Convention to be held November 10-12, 2009, in San Diego, CA.

Note buyers from across the country are looking to develop business through note brokers at this once a year event.

You will have the chance to participate in professional workshops, informative roundtable discussions, and face-to-face informal gatherings with investors.  Learn to sell, broker, or buy owner financed notes, mortgage, trust deeds, and real estate contracts.

Visit www.noteworthyconvention.com to register for the convention.  Be sure to use discount code “25DISCOUNT2009” to save 25% off the regular registration until October 30th.

The Downside of Owner Financing – Disadvantages to Seller Financing

What’s old is new again and the credit crisis, struggling economy, and declining real estate market are making seller financing the come back kid of 2009.

Offering to owner finance a property can attract buyers and even save transactions as banks increasingly stamp “DECLINED” on mortgage applications.  Before you agree to “Be the Bank” carefully consider the downside to providing creative financing. Read more

Owner Financing – 10 Advantages to Using the Seller Carry Back

The word is out and seller financing is on the rise as buyers and sellers look for creative ways to finance property in the struggling market.

So what’s all the hype? Here are ten advantages to using the seller carry back to buy or sell real estate. Read more

Note Buyer Directory Update – Delinquent Mortgages

Delinquent mortgages are on the rise causing increased demand for investors that will purchase notes with past due payments.  Accordingly, we would like to pass along this valuable Note Buyer Directory update to our readers.

DMO Direct Funding, LLC
218-A E. Eau Gallie Blvd. #110
Indian Harbour Beach, Florida 32937
Main Office: (321) 777-2833
Fax: (321) 777-2834
Web Site: www.DMODirectFunding.com
Email: info@DMODirectFunding.com

DMO Direct Funding works with investor groups purchasing portfolios of delinquent mortgages. The preferred portfolio size is a minimum of $3 million or more of outstanding loan balance.  A portfolio or pool is made up of multiple mortgage notes and is usually presented in an excel spreadsheet format.

DMO Direct Funding will work with and pay referral fees to brokers that have a direct relationship with the portfolio holder.  Please contact Doris O’Halloran at DMO Direct Funding for more information.

For a complete listing of private mortgage investors please refer to the Directory of Owner Financed Note Buyers and Service Providers – 2009 Edition.