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You Can Get Cash For Your Real Estate Loan |
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Scott Patton |
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You Can Get Cash For Your Real Estate Loan
Scott Patton
>From being a note matching specialist as long as I have, I find many note holders do not even know that they can cash out instead of receiving monthly payments worying if the buyer of their property goes into default or not. The options are out there once the seller of the property realizes it.
Yes, your happy getting your small monthly payments but for how long? 15 maybe 30 years? What if the new home owner defaults on their monthly payments to you? An option to you is cashing out!
It can be really confusing knowing and understanding your rights as a note holder. The easiest way to see if you qualify selling your note for cash is this example: You put up a sign in front of your house that read, "For Sale By Owner" and you did get your house sold. Now after getting your down payment, you now get monthly payments from the new home owner.
Selling off the balance of your note for cash happens pretty much the same way as when you bought and sold your property but with much less paperwork involved.
There are many note buyers that will invest in your property because they can afford to take the chance of the property owner going into default on the property payments. A good note buyer will pay the closing costs with the title or escrow company of your choice.
A really good estate investor that makes you a discounted cash out offer will pay the closing cost and let you use the same escrow company to close the transfer of ownership of the note.
So many clients of mine ask me what happens to the actual person that bought the property and I tell them that they still are the actual property owner so they still own the home and live there unless of coarse if they default on payments to the trust deed. This does happen often and is the reason why cashing out of your note can be a great option.
There are many reasons that a real estate note holder wants to cash out. The number one reason that I hear the most is the fear of the property buyer not making payments and putting the property in for-closer and back on your lap to deal with while not receiving your income. This is not an uncommon problem when a property was a loan made as for sale by owner. So as you see, you do not have to hold on to your note for 15 or 30 years collecting small monthly payments. You can cash out now!
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