Your Requirements...
Your position on the Deed of Trust, Mortgage Note, or Promissory Note must be as Beneficiary of a real estate Note. The Mortgage Note's Borrower must be making payments to you. The conditions, terms or structure of your Sale can vary, for example, Fully Amortized versus Interest Only with a Balloon Payment or Wrap-Around. Your Mortgage Note can be in first or second position in seniority. Your Mortgage Note can be either Performing or Non-Performing (borrower is still on site, but either slow in paying or not paying you). Also, if you do not need all your funds and want to sell just a portion of your contract, you can opt for that as well. These are called Partial sales. If you meet all of the above criteria... |
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DISCLAIMER: Mortgage Note Buyers, LLC is NOT a United States Securities Dealer, Broker or U.S. Investment Adviser. Mortgage Note Buyers, LLC is acting solely as an Intermediary and makes no warranties or representations as to the Buyer, Seller or Transaction. All due diligence is the responsibility of the Buyer and Seller. Any documents received are never to be considered a solicitation for any purpose in any form or content. Upon receipt of any documents, the Recipient hereby acknowledges this Disclaimer. If acknowledgment is not accepted, Recipient must return any and all documents in their original received condition to Mortgage Note Buyers, LLC. Mortgage Note Buyers, LLC always recommends you seek a competent Lawyer, CPA or Financial/Investment Advisor to determine what is an acceptable Risk for you when considering purchasing any investment opportunity. HOME | Your Requirements | How We Work | Document Check List | For Investors Only | Contact Us What is a Note vs a Deed | Under Performing Notes | Terms of Sale | Types of Real Estate | Types of Security | Why Sell | Glossary Email Notification of Notes For Sale << Investor's Area Copyright ©2009-2011 Mortgage Note Buyers, LLC - All Rights Reserved. |
Who can take advantage of our service? Any Individual or any Business that holds Residential,
Multi-Family Units, or Commercial Mortgage Note contracts secured by Real Estate property, such as: