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Guy Gimenez
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FOR SALE: PERFORMING NOTE (TEXAS)

Guy Gimenez
  • Investor
  • Corpus Christi, TX
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  • Location:         608 N. Sam Houston Blvd.San Benito, TX 78586
  • Prop. Type:     12 Unit Apartment Complex (2 buildings)
  • Sale Date:       June 30, 2011
  • Sale Price:       $250,000
  • Down Pymt:    $40,000
  • 1st Balance:    $210,000
  • Loan Type:      Wrap Mortgage
  • Appr. Value:     $250,000;borrowers stated they did $20K in renovations in 2011
  • Occupant:       Non-owner occupied
  • Mth. Pymt:      $2059.38
  • Int. Rate:         8.5%
  • Term:               30 yr. fixed
  • Remaining:     319 payments
  • Next Pymt:     March 2015
  • Avail. Docs:    Note, D.O.T., MTP, etc.
  • Borrower:       3 family members
  • Additional:     Payments made directly into Note Holder’s acct. by borrower
  • CONTACT:     For more info or to submit best offer, call/text 512-902-8697
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Jerry W.
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Jerry W.
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Why would anyone buy a note where you would you lose $40,000 if it was paid off tomorrow?  The interest rate is triple what someone could get with decent credit so there is a huge incentive to refinance it.  If their credit is bad then the note would have more risk.

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