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Selling your Mortgage Note? Know the 5 Things Note Buyers Will be Looking at in Your Note
Your mortgage note is a valuable asset that may be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. You owe it to yourself to understand what a potential note buyer will be looking for before you go into the market place.
Here are the 5 most important things a note buyer will consider before buying a note. And these are the same 5 things that a professional note broker will clarify before giving you any kind of quote.
1) The credit of the payor
Credit scores and credit ratings and the rating agencies are all hot topics in the real estate industry. The scores are based on certain assumptions and are dependent on the source data being accurate. But a lower than average FICO score may not make your note unsalable. Although the scores are a starting point, I’ve learned that good note buyers will look for mitigating circumstances that cause the score to be low. One might be that the payor had a serious medical issue arise which caused them to over-extend their credit. However, if since that time they have been consistent in their debt repayment and are consistent in their mortgage payments, the low credit score will not be such an important issue.
2) The equity stake the payor has in the property
You’ve all seen ads:”0% down, interest only payments for the first 12 months, move in today!”. What this describes is a situation in which the buyer has taken 0% equity in the property. They are basically renters dressed up like property owners. They have no stake in the property and could walk away tomorrow if things get tough. And millions of people did just that in our recent real estate bubble burst. No note buyer will even look at such a note. The risk is just too high that they will be left holding the note, having to foreclose and resell the property. Most note buyers don’t want to own the property any more than mortgage companies or banks do; they want to own the income stream from the mortgage payments. A high equity stake in the property also means that the buyer could sell the property more easily if they ran into financial trouble.
3) The ability of the payor to keep making payments
If the note buyer is looking for a long-term income stream from the note, then a critical factor is the evaluation of the payor’s ability to keep making payments. Other Important factors include job stability and the mortgage payment as a percentage of total income in determining the risk involved in holding the note.
4) The property itself which is the collateral for the note
This seems like a no-brainer, but the trick is in establishing the true value of the property. Sellers tend to overvalue their property since they need to justify the value of the note. Note buyers will tend to be skeptical of this and usually get an independent appraisal done. Also, the ratio of equity to the type of property will be a factor. A small percentage in a well built, modern home in a good neighborhood will outweigh a high equity in a single-wide mobile home in a run down mobile-home park.
5) Seasoning
This doesn’t refer to how “spicy” the note is. It is a term used to describe how long the buyer has been making payments. Along with equity discussed above, this is an indicator of the risk that the buyer will walk away from the property. For some note buyers this will be 3-4 months; others may want as much as 6 months payment history.
As a broker whose job it is to clarify all these things before contacting one of my investors, I know how this can speed up the process. It is also important to know that in this present market, there are more notes for sale than there are interested buyers. So the less they have to do in research on the note, the easier it is for them to at least consider it.
Free, confidential, no-obligation assistance in structuring your note or help in finding a buyer for it is available at the following site. Under the “Mortgage Notes” tab, scroll down to the “note request form” link.
About the Author
I am a retired businessman who has discovered the joys of article marketing. I am using this platform to promote my own businesses and am now being asked by others to help them as well.
I am a broker in the area of alternative commercial finance and in cash flows. I am also learning the ins and outs of affiliate marketing and find this to be a great way to earn money and be able to stay at home and set my own hours.
mortgage note Questions
Co-Own House, but my name is only on deed, not mortgage note?
I co-own a house w/ someone, but I am only on the deed, not the mortgage note. If he misses payment or makes late payment, will that go against my credit? Again, I am only on the deed, not the note. I am in NC. I don’t think it does, I jsut want to double check.
no but depending on when you where attached to the dead versus when the note was recorded, if the bank forecloses on the property they may be first in time and able to take title to the whole if your interest was titled after the note
HI I AM LOOKING FOR A PRIVATE INVESTOR TO BUY MY HOME AND AND HOLD THE NOTE CAN ANYONE HELP ME?
hi my home is very nice i have a good amount of equity built up my credit is not so good so i am looking for a private investor to buy my mortgage and hold the note at a good rate
An investor would be looking for a HIGHER rate of return than your current mortgage. The ONLY way this STARTS to make sense is if you GIVE them the equity and RENT the house from them. You can’t afford that or you wouldn’t be looking to get out of your mortgage.
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Cash Flow Notes 2012 The hype and confusion regarding real estate cash flow notes is over. Cash Flow Notes 2012 is a fresh new look at this hot rising real estate trend. But more importantly, the book shows how anyone can make money in this market.Table of ContentsPart OneThis Market is Alive and Well!Why This Book Was WrittenWhat This Book is NOTThe Truth About Cash Flow NotesHow to Determine the Value of a Real Esta… |
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Fixed Income Analysis (CFA Institute Investment Series) $39.99 In the Second Edition of Fixed Income Analysis, financial expert Frank Fabozzi and a team of knowledgeable contributors provide complete coverage of the most important issues in fixed income analysis.Now, in Fixed Income Analysis Workbook, Second Edition, Fabozzi offers you a wealth of practical information and exercises that will solidify your understanding of the tools and techniques associated … |
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How to Read a Balance Sheet: The Bottom Line on What You Need to Know about Cash Flow, Assets, Debt, Equity, Profit…and How It all Comes Together $7.65 Put the most valuable business tool to work for you! The balance sheet is the key to everything–from efficient business operation to accurate assessment of a company’s worth. It’s a critical business resource–but do you know how to read it? How to Read a Balance Sheet breaks down the subject into easy-to-understand components. If you’re a business owner or manager, this book… |
