Once you have sold the property, and created your note and are collecting loan payments – there are some very important ways that you will keep your loan at maximum value.
A partial list is –
- Keep the original loan documents – particularly the original promissory note – in a safe and secure location like a bank deposit box
- Monitor tax payments
- Monitor insurance coverage on the property
- Keep careful records of payments and deposit to bank account.
You can obtain a complete list of ways to maintain your Note at maximum value in a complimentary copy of “The Note Holder’s Handbook” available from Nationwide Secured Capital – order at: www.NationwideSecuredCapital.com/notevalue.cfm
and you will receive a comprehensive guide – AT NO COST- with the most important steps you can take to protect the value of your note – steps that will maintain your loan at peak value for yourself, and in case you ever decide to sell your note.
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