No, we cover all the costs. You will receive a wire for the amount that we quote to you.

Typically, we close within 3-4 weeks, but we ask you to allow 45 days in case of any unforeseen title or foreclosure issues that need to be resolved.

If you like our quote, we’ll prepare a simple agreement confirming the details. We will gather information from you, order title work and an appraisal, and we may get a credit report on the payor. Once we verify all the details, we’ll schedule the closing.

We typically close at a title company or attorney’s office in the county where the property is located. If you already have a title policy, we will close at the same title company or attorney’s office who issued the policy.

If you accept our offer, to prepare the note purchase agreement, we will need to have a copy of the note, mortgage or deed of trust, and settlement statement from when you sold the property.   (You’ll need to bring the original note and your driver’s license to the closing.)
We will also need proof of on-time pay history, typically copies of the checks or post-marked envelopes. If those are unavailable, we can sometimes use your bank statements showing the deposits made each month.
It will speed up the process if you also give us any previous appraisal or title work that you may have.
Prior to closing, we will call the homeowner’s insurance agent to have our name added to the property insurance as a mortgagee insured.

We only contact the payor after you have signed our note purchase agreement and made the decision to proceed with the sale.

Each note is considered on a case-by-case basis. We still may be able to purchase the note depending on the other factors.

We generally do not buy a note if the property taxes are delinquent because the note would technically be in default. As the seller of the note, we do not allow you to pay the delinquent taxes out of your proceeds from the sale of the note.

If the note is payable to both you and your spouse, both you and your spouse will need to sign the agreement

Yes, we buy land contracts. In some cases, we may want to help you convert the contract to a mortgage or deed of trust prior to our purchase.

Yes, we can buy the note if the mobile home has been permanently affixed to the ground and is now considered real estate.

Yes, we buy notes secured by owner-occupied homes, rental homes, commercial properties and land.

We prefer to have at least three months of seasoning, which means the payor has made at least three payments. The longer the seasoning, the more that we can pay for the note. Ideally, we would like to see twelve months of payments, but it is not required.