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Turning a Note Into Cash – How It Works

Barbara Johannsen
  • Monrovia, CA
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Many note holders don’t realize they can sell their notes. Instead of waiting years to collect monthly payments, you can sell your note for a lump sum today.

Buyers get an investment secured by real estate. Sellers get liquidity. Win-win.

Have you (or someone you know) ever sold a note before? I’d love to hear your experience.

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Bill B.#3 1031 Exchanges Contributor
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How would they not know? You get 10+ offers per week every week. 

Crap like:

Oh your note is 60% LTV with 3 years of solid payment history at 8% interest?
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I can offer you 65% of the note’s balance IN CASH!  
  

Have any of these offers ever not been scams? I swear you could say your loan was to the US government and they'd offer you 70% of the balance. Maybe you could start the first company that actually offers 100% of the balance for well secured loans paying high returns. People are putting their money in 4% CDs when there are Notes paying 8-12% interest and the DREAM would be they stopped paying because of the LTV.

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