Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about selling your real estate note.
General Questions
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A real estate note is a document secured by property that obligates one party to make payments to another. They are typically created when a property is sold with owner-financing.
Note holders sell their payments for immediate liquidity, to eliminate the risk of default, or to take advantage of other investment opportunities without waiting years to collect.
Offers depend on the note's terms (interest rate, remaining balance), the payor's credit, and current market conditions. We can typically provide a free, no-obligation quote during our first conversation.
Yes. You can sell a specific number of future payments (a "partial purchase") to get exactly the amount of cash you need today while retaining the remaining future payments.
No. The interest rate, monthly payment amount, and terms of the mortgage remain exactly the same for the borrower.
We can close most transactions within 2 to 4 weeks, handling all the paperwork, due diligence, and recording fees.