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Selling Mortgage Notes? Find the Right Note Buyer!

July 1, 2014 by Tracy Z 16 Comments

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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. … [Read more...] about Selling Mortgage Notes? Find the Right Note Buyer!

Note Buyer Burns To Learn

May 15, 2013 by Tracy Z 5 Comments

Note Buyer Burns to Learn

Ever wonder why note buyers are such sticklers for requiring proof the property is insured against fire or other hazards? Well have I got a story for you... Pulled from the archives, this Burn to Learn war story seems timely.  Why? There seems to be an influx of deals recently where property insurance is holding up closing. Nothing is a better teacher than real life … [Read more...] about Note Buyer Burns To Learn

Questions on Selling Mortgage Notes

December 2, 2010 by Tracy Z 1 Comment

Owner financing is on the rise with more sellers agreeing to accept payments from buyers. There are many reasons people agree to a carry-back real estate notes including: Quick sale of the property Monthly income from the note No hassles of bank financing More qualified buyers Property that is hard to sell or finance Rather than waiting 20-30 years for payments, … [Read more...] about Questions on Selling Mortgage Notes

Real Estate Note Investing: “Wow, That Sounds Risky!”

October 19, 2010 by Greg Gehlen 3 Comments

That is the reaction I generally get when I tell people what we do. Or sometimes they will respond with “Oh, that’s got to be tough right now.” Perhaps it is my answer, but mostly it is because many people’s perception has been clouded with everything they hear and read on the news about mortgages and foreclosures over the past few years. … [Read more...] about Real Estate Note Investing: “Wow, That Sounds Risky!”

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