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How is the
value of a note determined?
The value of a note is affected by how the note was
structured.
For instance: The type, condition, and value of
the property, the down payment, interest
rate, payment amount, and term as well as the buyer's credit
rating and payment history.
What also needs to be explained is the "Time Value"
of money. You may have heard of this factor before.
A popular example of "Time Value" is... If I offered
you $100.00 cash right now in your hand OR I can give you
$150.00 cash in 6 months. Which has more value? Which
offer would you take? Money has more
value when it is liquid cash, in your hand.
Generally, due to inflation,
money in your pocket today is worth more now than later.
These factors are taken into consideration in determining
the current value of your note. The time value of money, which makes payments due now more
valuable than payments due in 20 to 30 years.
How Long Will It Take To Receive Funds?
If we work together
from the beginning of the transaction for selling your
property, you generally receive the money within 24 hours of
closing.
If you have created
a sellable note, and wish to sell all or part of it,
generally, after we have received the necessary documents and
information, it takes only 10 working days.
I Have a Note!
Will Selling My Note Have An Effect On The Person Paying Me?
No. All terms and conditions set
forth in the original note and mortgage remain in force. The only
change will be to whom and where the payments are sent.
What Is Required For
A Note Appraisal?
Basic information that is easily
obtained from the closing documents and note.
1) Property
Information: Full address of the sold property, Property
type, description of the property and area it is in. Appraisal
information or Approximate value of the home today.
2) Note Information:
Date of the Sale, Selling Price, Down Payment, First
Lien amount (how much the note is for), second Lien Amount (if
any), Amount, if you still have a mortgage due on the
property, How many months of payments were there
(also called "terms"), Payment amount, Is there a
Balloon? Interest rate, Due date of first payment, # of
payments that have been made, # of payments remaining, When is the
next payment due, and what is the Balance remaining?
3) Payor
Information: Employment information, credit
score, payment history, their full name, social security number.
4) Your Information:
Prior mortgage information (if any), What is your
interest? Are you interested in selling the
entire note or do you want to sell a portion of the note? Is there
a specific amount of money that you are in need of right now and
want to sell only enough to receive a specific amount?
Obtain
an appraisal on your note here, with no obligation what-so-ever!
For Assistance in
Creating a Note Click Here
All
Information is Confidential and Personal. We do not and will not
share your information with anyone or any entity that is not
affiliated with our company and/or is not beneficial to your
transaction.
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