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Note Buyer Inc. help you gain the benefit of a lump sum payment for your outstanding receivables.  Whatever your particular situation, selling your contract is an easy way to turn your monthly receivable payment into an immediate and large sum of cash.  And don't worry about your buyer. When you sell your note to us, the sale does not affect the buyer at all. Their contract terms remain the same. 

 

To get started, simply provide us with some basic information on your mortgage and note and we'll reply promptly with a Free, No Obligation Quote



 

Your Information
First Name
 *		 Last Name
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Address
 *		 City
 *		 State
 *		 Zip Code
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Your Time Zone
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Best Time To Call
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Best Phone to Reach You
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Email Address
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Fax Number

Property Information
Type of Property
For Mobile Homes -- Yr of Manufacture
If Mobile Home - Make & Model
Property County
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Property Address
 *		 City
 *		 State
 *		 Zip Code
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Describe Property
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Note Payor (Buyer's) Information
 
Note Payor's First Name
 *		 Note Payor's Last Name
 *
Note Payor's Credit is Thought to Be

Note Information
Note Type
Specify Other
Lien Position
Owner or Tenant Occupied
Date of Sale
 * (MM/DD/YYYY)
Sale Price
 *
Down Payment
 *
Beginning Balance (1st lien)
 *
Beginning Balance (2nd lien)
Date First Payment Due
 *(MM/DD/YYYY)
Next Payment Due Date
 *(MM/DD/YYYY)
Monthly Payment Amount
 *
Note Term (months)
 *
Payment Frequency
Note Interest Rate
 *
Current Balance (first lien)
 *
Current Balance (second lien)
Number of Payments To Date
 *
Remaining Payments
 *
Balloon Payment?
Amount of Balloon if any
Approximate Market Value of Property
 *
How did you come about the appraised value of property? *
Why are you selling your note?
Please list amounts of junior liens if any
Type of Purchase Desired
Specific Amount You Need
 *

Documentation Needed (if you have copies of)
Purchase & Sale Agreement?
Note Deed of Trust Mortgage Contract?
Closing Statement?
Seller's Title Insurance Policy?
Recent Property Appraisal?
Was the Deed of Trust or Mortgage Contract Recorded at your local counties Court House?
Do you have Payor's Payment History? (Such as receipts or deposits recorded on bank statement?)
Photo of Property?
If my free quote and your purchase offer are acceptable - I am ready to get my CASH in the next 30 days