Notes

Mortgage Notes, Land Contracts & Seller Financed Notes

Creative financing transactions often create notes — and note holders often have questions about them years later. Tell us about the note and what you'd like to accomplish.

Note holder goals

What would you like to do with the note?

Note holders come to us with different objectives. We review the note, its terms, and its payment history to understand what may be possible.

Sell the entire note

Convert future payments into a lump sum, subject to review and valuation.

Sell a partial

Sell a portion of the remaining payments and retain the rest.

Keep the note

Hold the note and get help with structure, records, or servicing.

Note cleanup

Address missing documents, recording issues, or incomplete payment records.

Servicing & management

Explore third-party servicing and ongoing management of the note.

Valuation

Understand what the note may be worth based on its terms and performance.

Note review does not constitute an offer, a valuation opinion, legal advice, or tax advice. Any transaction involving a note is subject to review, verification of documents and payment history, and appropriate title, escrow, legal, servicing, and regulatory review.

Where notes come from

Notes are part of the same workflow

Buyer criteria leads to a property opportunity. A potential match leads to review and creative structuring. Some of those transactions create a note — and that note may later be sold, serviced, or restructured.

Ready when you are

The note intake collects the terms, balances, payment history, and lien position we need to understand the note. Document uploads are welcome.