Cash Out By Using a Mortgage Note Buyer

Nov 26
08:24

2010

Carla Jiroux Kaplan

Carla Jiroux Kaplan

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Since the real estate bubble burst a few years ago, most people are lucky if they have any equity left in their property. Whether you own a single family home, an investment home, or a multi-family property, you have probably seen the value of your assets diminish considerably.

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Because of this,Cash Out By Using a Mortgage Note Buyer Articles a lot of people are pulling out, trying to sell their property quickly, and get out of the game entirely. If that sounds like you, then you may want to try alternate financing of your property, including a mortgage note buyer.

Traditionally, if you had property to sell, you would put it up for sale, hope a buyer would come in with financing already in place, or better yet, cash in hand. Because there are so few buyers on the market and those that are interested in buying usually are having a tough time getting financing, then you may want to consider financing them on your own. A seller financed home is not at all unusual these days.

However, if you do this, you may find that you need to get your hands on the money quicker and a mortgage note buyer can help you. Although financing your buyer creates wonderful cash flow, both in the long and short term, if you are trying to buy more property, you may need a small nest egg to get that going. A mortgage note buyer can provide you with those funds, essentially buying the mortgage from you. They, in turn, become the “bank” for the note, and you are out of the picture, with cash in hand.

If you are trying to find a way to sell your property quickly, then financing it yourself may be the answer – and then turn around and sell the note to a mortgage buyer for immediate profit potential.