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September 05, 2007
Business Notes can be Sold for Hard Cash.
Business notes are legally binding financial agreements used between two or more parties to document the sale of a business. There is no real estate involved in these types of transactions; therefore, the actual business and business assets are used as collateral to secure the loan.
Business notes are created when a business owner provides financing to the buyer. Owner financing is particularly helpful for small business owners because it is oftentimes difficult to obtain a small business loan from conventional lending institutions.
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August 31, 2007
"Types of Cash Flow Notes"
Cash flow notes are legally binding contracts between two or more parties which document a promise to pay. Although there are more than 60 types of cash flow notes, some of the more common types include mortgage, inheritance, structured settlements, business, and lottery winnings.
Real estate notes and land contracts are cash flow notes are secured by real property, such as a building or house. When real property is used for collateral, a mortgage or trust deed is added to the note which states the property will be used for payment if the borrower defaults on the loan. Various types of real property can be used to secure cash flow notes. In addition to buildings and homes, other types of property include mobile homes, automobiles, boats, and even airplanes.
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