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You think the seller gets more by doing a take-back. That is until you
hounds buy the note at a discount!
On 13 Apr 2006 17:44:12 -0700, "Jack" <Jack.Lugo@gmail.com> wrote:
>CONGRATULATIONS!
>
>You have done what 85% Of Americans wish they could do or even know
>about.
>You have successfully sold real estate through seller financing.
>Why do 85% of Americans wish they could do what you have accomplished?
>Because they're either too scared or do not know enough on the subject
>to try.
>
>You're now in the top 15% of the class.
>What did you learn? Probably one or both of the follwing:
>1) You sold your property faster than expected or predicted.
>2) You got really close or exactly the price you were asking for.
>
>Now you know, *SELLER FINANCING WORKS*
>
>But now what?
>
>You have in your possession one of the most valuable assets anyone can
>own.
>You have paper that is secured by real estate.
>Whether it is called a trust deed, mortgage note, real esate or
>commercial note, it is a very precious piece of paper.
>
>You now have advantages over most real estate investors, professionals,
>and owners.
>You get all of the benefits of a passive income stream without the
>pitfalls, trials and tribulations of ownership. You control Real Estate
>with a piece of paper.
>
>So why does everyone want you to sell it?
>Simple, because it is so valuable!
>Did you know that there are over 4,000 active Real Estate Note Brokers
>in the USA? And all of them say the same thing (mostly), "WE BUY REAL
>ESTATE NOTES!" or "WE PAY CASH FOR NOTES!"
>Actually, about 95% are also novice brokers who need or use the
>guidance and experience of a "Master Broker" as they are referred to in
>our industry. This creates what we call a "Broker Chain" and that can
>mean getting less cash for your paper. It is best to cut out as many
>"middle men" as possible so you get the most out of your investment.
>
>That's great, but what if you do not need to sell, why bother?
>There may come a time when you have the need for cash right away.
>An emergency, a sudden debt or financial obligation. It is at times
>like these that you will begin to seek the assistance of a Note Broker
>or Investor. And as you're time frame for acquiring that cash gets
>shorter, your needs increase.
>Keyword here may even be "DESPERATION".
>It is the equivalence of spilling blood into the ocean, the sharks can
>smell it from miles and miles away.
>
>Here are some words of advice, you may do what you want with them.
>
>1) Learn more about your particular piece of paper.
>At www.vespy.com we offer free no obligation appraisals and quotes on
>your debt instruments. We know that as an investor it is important for
>you to have an updated evaluation of your assets. We provide an online
>submission form for most income streams, and can have a quote e-mailed
>or faxed to you (in most cases) within 24hrs.
>In cases concerning real estate notes, we can provide you with 3
>different payment options:
>How much for one lump sum?
>How much for any number of payments? (Also called a partial)
>How much for a balloon or wrap around?
>Again, you can have these accurate at market quotes now, at no
>obligation or inconvenience to you.
>You may also want to return and re-evaluate a note that has weathered
>down from payments and time.
>
>2) Have a quick refence guide available to answer any legal or
>financial questions.
>At www.vespy.com we strive to provide the best customer service
>possible, even if all you have is a question, we promise to do our best
>to find your answer.
>
>You may also download a free book entitled "Streetwise Seller
>Financing" written by W. Eddie Speed, an established expert on seller
>financing. Mr. Speed is an industry leader, and has been purchasing or
>trading notes for almost two decades. We at www.vespy.com offer you
>this publication free of charge and obligation. You may get more info
>on how to download it at: www.vespyrealestate.com.
>
>"Streetwise Seller Financing" covers:
>- Homework Before the Sale - learn how to properly qualify your
>borrower to avoid default!
>- Structuring the Sale - are you in full compliance with all the laws
>regarding seller-financing?
>Structure the sale properly and you'll not only save legal headaches,
>but you can ensure your investment is worth top-dollar.
>- Dealing with Default - discusses plenty of tips and tricks to deal
>with a defaulting borrower.
>Use this section to avert disaster and help save your valuable
>investment.
>
>So do not sell your note!
>At least not before:
>- You know what it's worth.
>- Know what your advantages are.
>- Know your options.
>
>You can learn more about Real Estate Notes by reading our free online
>blog at: www.vespycapital.blogspot.com
>Or you can review our website: www.vespy.com/faq.html for an indepth
>and detailed FAQ on the sublect.
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