Cash Out your Owner Financing Notes you hold NOW!
Question: Did you offer owner-financing when you sold your land or home and are now collecting monthly payments from your buyer?
Did you know that you can sell your contract and get a lump sum of money and “wash your hands” of the property?
You know what a real estate note is. It’s the buyer’s promise to pay a monthly mortgage to YOU for a certain amount of time.
My name is JG WILSON, and I’m a real estate investor.
I have a lot of friends who invest in real estate as well and I am associated with a group of investors who might be able to help you.
We basically search for property owners who want or need money, for anything, like a nice vacation, some bad medical bills, family emergency, or for college tuition.
YOU can even invest it like we do!
We buy these real estate notes and give owners the money they need and the relief from worrying about receiving payments from the buyer due to bankruptcy, loss of employment, falling out with family members, or any other number of things.
We know that in a lot of cases, that YOU, home seller probably didn’t really want to carry the note, but the buyer insisted that they would make good on the payments, and it would be a quick sale.
I would like to get in touch with you and set up a time when I can get specific information concerning the note that you now hold so that I can get this information to my investors and we can get a handle on what your note is worth in todays market
Yes, it’s free. In fact, everything we do is free.
You are under no obligation to pay any money to me or the other investors. In fact, we pay YOU the money, if we want to buy your note or contract. If for some reason, we can’t or don’t want to buy your property, we have access to many of other investors who can. If you are curious to know how much money you can receive today, just leave me your name, number and the best time to get in touch with you when you will have your contract information handy for reference and I will give you a call back.
This call of course will be confidential and there is no obligation to you in any way whatsoever!
My group of investors believe in trying to find a win-win solution for everyone they do business with.
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Answer: Actually, there is no standard ball park figure. There are a lot of factors that go into determining a figure for a note. Obviously, if the note is a solid one with the potential for a good return with no problems in collecting the note the figure would be much different than one that is not as good a risk. Yes, I see what you are saying. I would guess one would get paid about 40% of the face value of the note for a somewhat risky one and maybe 80% for one that is good and solid. I understand that you cannot give exact figures.
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