A Funding Source in Hard Economic Times

The daily news reports provide a constant reminder that America's economy is falling apart.  People are losing their jobs, companies are going out of business, banks are not lending, etc.  How much more of this economic downturn can we take?  Thankfully, gas prices have recently been taking a downward turn.  The lower gas prices are bringing some relief, but things could still be much better.

What will it take for the economy to turn around?  I don't have the answer for that but I do have some insight that may benefit those who receive payments from a seller financed note!

For some seller financed note holders, the payments received are a nice source of residual income.  This monthly cash flow may provide a much-needed stream of secondary income.  But beyond the aspect of residual income, the payments from a seller financed note may also be a great source of lump sum cash for many potential purposes.  Whether a large sum of money is needed for an emergency, an investment, debt relief, or any other situation, the future payments from a seller-held note can be paid out as a discounted lump sum.

How does this work?  If you are receiving payments from seller financing, simply call me for a free no-obligation quote and I will help you cash out your land contract, contract for deed, trust deed, or privately held mortgage.  If selling your entire note balance is not what you have in mind, an option is to sell a partial number of future payments.  By doing a partial sale, the unsold portion of the note balance reverts back to you after the note buyer collects all payments purchased.  In this scenario, you would resume collecting payments plus interest on the remainder of the balance.  You could also choose to cash out of the remaining payments by taking an additional lump sum payment.

To find out if selling your note payments would help you achieve your financial goals, contact me today for your free no-obligation quote!

Paul Franciskato

785-761-5188