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In many states, it’s most likely that you own your home through a Deed of Trust: something that’s a lot like a mortgage but not exactly the same. written by Rahul Rungta
In comparison to mortgages and Trust Deeds, a land contract is a relatively straightforward legal instrument, but that doesn’t mean you should manage one with any less attention to detail. written by Rahul Rungta
One unfair part of the mortgage crisis is that it casts aspersions on including private mortgage note holders who were never a part of these schemes. What can they do? written by Rahul Rungta
Commercial real estate is often an effective barometer of the economic health of a community. This is bad for you, when you own the note on commercial property. written by Rahul Rungta
Mortgage note buyer DMO Direct Funding notes four particular characteristics that are universal to successful seller financing. written by Rahul Rungta
Seller funding has advantages that have made it a popular choice for people interested in investment income. DMO Direct Funding has identified four points that make seller funding an attractive option. written by Rahul Rungta
The past few months have amply demonstrated why seller-held mortgage notes exists and why people are opting to buy or sell notes without getting the banks too involved. written by Rahul Rungta
There are few things more demoralizing than holding the mortgage note on land that your borrower can’t develop. Selling your note removes the worry of a stalled land development or other complication. written by Judson Voss
There are lots of ways to invest your money. Investing in the real estate market can be a great way to invest your money and even make money if you don’t have any capital! written by Judson Voss
A Seller Carry-Back Mortgage isn’t as scary as it sounds. It’s a very simple way for you to buy a mortgage note from the individual mortgage note owner. written by Judson Voss
You could approach the bank about a Short Sale on a defaulted property you’re interested in, but it does involve a lot of physical effort. Another easier method is simply to buy the mortgage note from the bank on that same defaulted property. written by Judson Voss
You are working with a homeowner and the bank on a short sale for a defaulted mortgage. Suddenly, the homeowner wants to know why you need all of their information. written by Judson Voss
Property investing sounds like a great idea because you can make large returns on your money. However, you can make the same profits with less effort when you buy mortgage notes instead. written by Judson Voss
You may feel that you need a lot of capital before you can start investing in mortgage notes. However, it’s possible to use someone else’s money to make the deal go through and still get your profits! written by jorge Hinojosa MD
• Would you rather have cash $50 now …or a promise to get $100 in… 10-15-20 or 30 years?
Learn how to cash your promissory note NOW. Get cash for the current value. …Instead of waiting for the monthly checks that may extend for years. Doing this financially wise move, you can easily stop the monthly payments promised to you until maturity, and with gradually decreasing dollars value. And receive immediately cash for the note balance, with current dollar value.
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Knowing your options when selling your owner-financed note to a mortgage note buyer, can help to make it a "win-win-win" situation. written by Scott Zeeman
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In five minutes we will show you how to convert the future payments from your seller-financed real estate notes into immediate cash. << previous page 1 next page>> |
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