Get Reliable Pricing When Selling a Mortgage Note!
April 28, 2010 by Tracy Z · Leave a Comment
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
How Falling Home Prices Hurt When Selling Mortgages
April 14, 2010 by Tracy Z · 2 Comments
Try to sell a mortgage note lately?
Chances are the pricing was hit by property value in one of three ways. Read more
Note Buyer Success Story
February 3, 2010 by Greg Gehlen · Leave a Comment
Canyon Capital has been added to the Directory of Owner Financed Note Buyers. Discover a new investor listing and read how the owner went from start-up note broker to note buyer in just a few short years.
Note Investor (NI) recently interviewed Greg Gehlen (GG) to learn more about his note buying programs. Canyon Capital specializes in mobile homes on land and pays fees to cash flow brokers for the purchase of notes, trust deeds, and contracts.
NI: What is the current focus of your company?
GG: We buy seller-financed first-position lien notes in the Western U.S. Our primary focus is buying partials to still keep deals together that may not otherwise work.
NI: How did you get your start in the note business?
GG: In 2004 I wanted to buy or start a business and after I looked at a number of existing businesses I decided the best option for me would be to start a business. I attended Noteworthy here in Las Vegas and found a wealth of great information (people and materials) at the conference to get started in the paper business.
NI: What unique benefits does your company provide?
GG: We are able to make decisions quickly on files and we also buy notes that many people are not interested in – mobile homes on land.
NI: What type of notes or transactions will your company consider funding?
GG: We buy notes in the Western U.S. which includes WA, OR, CA, AZ, NV, NM, UT, CO, MT, ID, and WY. The type of note we prefer is mobile homes on land (no park paper). We will look at notes up to $150,000 but prefer partials under $50,000. We like to look at credit if possible but down payment, a solid pay history and property value are more important to us.
NI: What type of deals would just waste your time?
GG: New notes with small down payments and poor credit are not files we will fund.
NI: What do you consider the best methods for finding cash flow notes? Read more
Note Investor Spotlight: Alaska Financial Company Buys Notes in 23 States!
November 1, 2009 by Tracy Z · Leave a Comment
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?
September 10, 2009 by Note Investor · Leave a Comment
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.
Verify Taxes and Insurance
August 20, 2008 by Tracy Z · Leave a Comment
Worried the buyer won’t make payments? Understandably, this is a common concern by sellers using owner financing. After all, an owner financed note is one of the seller’s most valuable assets. Unfortunately so many sellers fail to protect their asset when it comes to verifying current property insurance and taxes. Read more



