Noteholders [Free Report]

Are you an owner of a business note, deed of trust, land contract or other contract that generates cash flow?

Have you wanted to get cash for that note to pay off unforseen expenses or start a business venture?

If you have approached your accountant, attorney or banker, you may have learned that getting a cash advance against or even a loan for your contract is difficult.

If you have contacted other contract buyers, in hopes of selling your contract for its face value, you might have been shocked at the deep discount against it. Truth is, in over 80% of existing notes, the best solution results in a partial buyout against future payments.

Depending on your situation, you might find that getting the cash you need now is better structured with various buyout options.  These could include a split or a partial purchase of your debt instrument.

• A split payment enables a person to receive a larger than normal payment and continue to receive steady income. 
• A partial buyout enables a person to keep their contract, while allowing them to receive a large payment now instead of waiting for future installments. 
• A complete buyout provides for a lump sum payment. Once we purchase a person's cash flow with this last method, they will no longer receive future payments.

If you would like to know what your note might be worth today, select from our list of the types of notes, we buy.

If you are considering creating a business note or seller-carry back mortgage, you are welcome to contact us about structuring suggestions. It is in your best interest to structure a note that can be marketable. This is important to consider if you ever need to sell your note. For legal and accounting advice, please consult with a professional.

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