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November 10, 2009
Mortgage Note
A mortgage note is used when individuals purchase real estate by obtaining a loan through a lender. Mortgage notes contain information regarding the real estate transaction such as principal sum, interest rate, length of the note, monthly payment amount, prepayment penalties and stipulations of how the property is to be used; e.g.; primary residence or rental property.
A mortgage note can be sold to mortgage buyers in exchange for a lump sum cash payment. Multiple reasons exist to sell mortgage notes. The most common is to obtain quick cash to get out of debt, college tuition, or use funds for real estate or financial investments.
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July 21, 2009
Mortgage Buyers
The term 'mortgage buyers' refers to investors who purchase monetary notes such as mortgages, promissory notes, land contracts and trust deeds. Individuals who own monetary notes can sell them in whole or part in exchange for a lump sum of cash.
When mortgage buyers purchase real estate notes and land contracts, the note holder assigns ownership rights by executing an assignment of mortgage. Typically, a real estate lawyer is required to execute the document and ensure both parties are legally protected in the event of default.
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December 01, 2008
Cash Flow Notes for Sale
Investing in cash flow notes for sale can provide investors with a relatively secure investment opportunity. There are numerous types of cash flow notes including business notes, real estate notes, land contracts, owner will carry financing, and structured settlements.
All types of real estate can be backed with cash flow notes for sale. In fact, realestate notes are the most common type of cash flow note investment. Property owners can sell their real estate holdings in whole or part, using the property as collateral with promissory notes.
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August 02, 2008
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May 09, 2008
Seller Carry Back Mortgages
Seller carry back mortgages are an agreement where a property owner provides financing to a buyer. The owner may finance the entire amount or a percentage of the purchase price. If the seller finances a percentage, the balance is usually financed through an assumable mortgage.
Engaging in seller carry back strategy can be beneficial to both seller and buyer. The seller benefits by being able to sell his property quickly and the buyer benefits by being able to purchase property he might not otherwise have been able to finance.
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October 03, 2007
Real Estate Notes
Real estate notes are legal documents used to assign buyer rights and record details of the transaction. Also known as "real estate receivables," these documents are created when a piece of real estate or land is sold. It could be a mortgage note, land contract, or contract sale where the buyer makes cash payments directly to the seller.
In essence, real estate notes are used as collateral and to document the promise to pay the note. They are frequently used along with mortgages and aide in the financing of real property. They are almost always used when the seller offers seller carry back financing. In this type of real estate transaction the seller carries a portion or the entire amount of the loan. The buyer pays the seller a down payment and the balance is paid in installments.
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September 07, 2007
Types of Promissary Notes
Promissary notes are legal contracts used in nearly every transaction where money is borrowed. It is a written promise by a borrower to pay a specific amount of money over a set period of time. Oftentimes an interest rate is charged on the borrowed funds, but this is not always the case.
A typical promissary note includes the terms and conditions of the loan. It documents the amount of the loan, what the loan is for, interest rate, late payment fees, frequency and amount of installments, and provisions if the borrower defaults on the loan.
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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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