If you need to sell your home for its maximum value, regardless of the reason, opting to sell it to a note buyer is almost certain to be the perfect answer. With a team of expert note buyers, Nationwide Secured Capital purchases property throughout the United States. If you are unfamiliar with what a note buyer is, as well as how the process of selling your home to a note buyer works, the following will provide you with all the answers you need, as well as a look at the benefits you will experience.
What is a Note Buyer?
Occasionally referred to as a real estate lien buyer, a note buyer is one person or a group of people who purchase real estate notes (mortgage loans) and contract deeds on residential, commercial, and manufactured properties, as well as land in exchange for cash. In some situations, a note buyer will pay cash for a structured legal or contractual settlement, lottery winnings, or life insurance policy.
A Quick Look at the Note Buying Process
After you contact Nationwide Secured Capital by filling out a simple information worksheet and request a free quote, our underwriters will evaluate your note at the maximum cash purchase offer. In addition, we will make you aware of any important variables or other information that can impact the market value of your note from day one. We do not charge any fees up front or at closing. At the time of closing, you will receive the full contract purchase price of your note.
What are the Benefits of Working with a Note Buyer?
There are numerous advantages associated with selling your home to a note buyer including:
It maximizes the amount of money you receive. When you sell your home through a real estate agency, you are responsible for paying your agent a percentage of the selling price, which cuts into your money. When you sell your home to a note buyer, you receive the full contract price.
You receive your money quickly. Again, selling your home through an agency takes time and effort. Once you accept an offer, which may be as little as a week or over an entire year after your home goes on the market, you usually have to wait another 30 days for the closing, where you will finally receive your money (minus the seller fees, of course).
You won’t have to go through the tedious process of selling your home. From cleaning and repainting to renovating and staging, selling a home is not easy. In fact, it is not unusual for a homeowner to have to put money into their home in order to sale it.
You will get the cash you need now to accomplish your goals. While this primarily applies to individuals who are selling a settlement, lottery winnings, or life insurance policy that will no longer have to wait to collect their monthly payment, it is also beneficial to anyone selling a mortgage note. For example, if you want to go back to school, but don’t want to take out student loans, you will have the money you need.
You can use the cash to pay off other debts. If you have a significant amount of high-interest rate credit card and loan debt, you can pay it off with the money you receive and move on with your life. Getting rid of the financial responsibilities you are holding over your head will give you freedom. You can work on your credit, try something new, travel, start a business, or anything else you simply can’t do right now.
If you are ready to sell your mortgage note, it is important to work with an experienced note buyer you can trust. Nationwide Secured Capital is ready to help you complete this process as quickly and easily as possible.