Welcome to Real Estate Note Investing Real Deals! It’s always easier to learn from real life so here we share information from actual owner financed transactions. The creation of a note does not always follow a straight path. Often the terms are modified to fit the needs of the transaction. This note in Oklahoma started out as a sale of business, then included real estate, … [Read more...] about Real Deal #144 – Mixed-Use in Oklahoma
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Finding Mortgage Notes with Reverse Ad Marketing
Many cash flow professionals are familiar with placing advertisements offering to purchase notes yet few take advantage of a technique we call Reverse Ad Marketing. This is one of our favorite note marketing methods based on the simplicity, effectiveness, and minimal cost. Essentially, potential clients are paying the marketing cost by placing their own ads offering property … [Read more...] about Finding Mortgage Notes with Reverse Ad Marketing
Avoid Three Costly Mistakes!
Would you rather have $97,000 to sell your $100,000 note or only $80,000? The difference usually comes down to the big three. Here’s the three biggest mistakes note sellers make and how to avoid flushing money down the drain. Seller Financing Mistake #1 - Failing to Check Credit The payer’s credit report lets you know how timely they have paid bills in the past. … [Read more...] about Avoid Three Costly Mistakes!
Real Deal #143 – New York Church Note
Welcome to Real Deals! It’s always easier to learn from real life so here we share information from actual owner financed transactions. Think it’s hard to get a home loan? Imagine the challenges that come with financing a church! Here’s how seller financing offered a creative solution to provide meeting space for a New York congregation. Note Terms - … [Read more...] about Real Deal #143 – New York Church Note
Safekeeping the Original Promissory Note
The Promissory Note is an important legal document that should be kept in a safe place, and here is why! The note is a promise to pay or IOU from the buyer, spelling out the amount and terms of repayment. In legal jargon it is known as a negotiable instrument. Similar to a check, the original must be presented to collect or prove ownership. If the seller desires to … [Read more...] about Safekeeping the Original Promissory Note