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Every kind of privately held note

Owner-financed homes, land, commercial property or the sale of a business: if you collect payments on a note, we’d like to review it. Free quote, no obligation.

  • Full or partial sale
  • A person reviews every note
  • Since 2017

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  • Mortgage and trust deed notes
  • Land contracts and contracts for deed
  • Business and equipment notes
  • Commercial property notes
  • Full or partial purchase

Your remaining payments, paid to you today

When you sell something on terms and the buyer pays you over time, you hold a note. We buy those notes from private sellers across the country: all of the payments, or only some of them, so you can have cash now instead of waiting years.

The example on the right shows how it works: the payments still owed to you become one lump sum at closing. Your borrower keeps the same terms and simply pays the new holder.

Example note
$1,240 / month
Seller-financed home
Balance$118,600
Monthly payment$1,240
Payments made46
Payments left214
214 payments over about 18 years
One cash payment at closingYour price is set by a specialist after review

Find out what your note is worth

Free, no-obligation quote. Most people only need the basic terms to start.

What we look at in any note

Every note is priced on its own. These are the main things a note buyer looks at, and what you can do to help:

  • Payment history (seasoning). A long record of on-time payments makes a note worth more. Bank statements or a payment ledger prove it.
  • Interest rate and remaining term. The note’s rate compared with today’s market, and how many payments are left.
  • Equity in the property. A larger down payment and a property worth well above the balance lower the risk.
  • The payer’s credit and stability. Credit, income and whether the payer lives in the property.
  • Lien position. First-position notes are the most sought after; second-position notes depend on the equity above the first loan.
  • Property type and condition. A well-kept home in an active market is easier to value than a unique or vacant property.
  • Clean paperwork. A signed note, a recorded mortgage or deed of trust, and title insurance (if you have it) all help.

First liens, seconds and partial interests

First-position notes

Your lien is the first one on the property. These are the notes we see most and the easiest to sell.

Second-position notes

Another loan sits ahead of yours. We look at the equity above the first loan and whether that loan is current.

Partial purchases

Sell a set number of upcoming payments for cash now and keep the rest. It works for most note types.

Sell all, sell part, or keep collecting

Sell the whole noteSell part of the paymentsKeep collecting
Cash nowOne lump sum for all remaining paymentsA lump sum for a set number of paymentsNone; you receive payments over time
After thatYou’re done collectingPayments come back to you once the sold ones are paidYou keep collecting until payoff
Risk of non-paymentMoves to the note buyerShared: the buyer carries the sold paymentsStays with you
Fits you ifYou want out completely or have a better use for all the moneyYou need a set amount now and want long-term incomeThe payer is reliable and you don’t need cash

Not sure? Ask for a full and a partial quote at the same time and compare them side by side.

Notes in every state

We review notes secured by property anywhere in the United States. Find state-specific information:

Questions about the notes we buy

Do you buy notes in every state?

Yes. We review notes secured by property anywhere in the United States, and business notes from sellers nationwide.

What’s the smallest or largest note you buy?

It depends on the note. Send the basic terms and we’ll tell you early whether it fits, before you spend time on paperwork.

Do you buy non-performing notes?

Sometimes. Tell us the payment history up front so we can tell you what’s possible.

Can I sell part of a note?

Yes, for most note types. We buy a set number of payments, and the rest come back to you afterward.

What if I’m not sure what kind of note I have?

Ask the Note Assistant or call us. Tell us what you sold and how you’re being paid, and we’ll work out the rest with you.

Get your cash offer

This is the form the “Get my cash offer” buttons lead to. Fill in what you know about your note; you don’t need every detail to start. A note specialist reviews it and calls you with a written offer. No cost, no obligation.

  • Quote for a full or partial purchase
  • Your information stays private
  • Prefer to talk? Call 888-297-4099

Want to read more first? See how the note selling process works or our FAQ.

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