Owner Financing

AC Associates
Helping The For Sale By Owner...Offering Owner Financing can be
Financially Beneficial

Owner Financing or Owner-Financed Mortgages, are also known as seller-carry back
mortgages. These mortgages are created when a seller of a home decides to "carry" a note
from the purchaser of his or her home.

This is usually done when the property is difficult to sell or when the buyer cannot obtain
traditional financing from a bank. This usually happens because the buyer has or has had bad
credit or too much debt or maybe even because the property is in a rural location with a lot
of land (banks typically don't like to lend on these types of properties).

This phenomenal way of selling your home,  gets over looked far too often by
a home seller. The reason being most Sellers simply are not aware of all their
options-- or is it due to individuals holding onto outdated, old patterns of
thinking?

There are literally billions of dollars of owner-financed mortgages in
circulation at any given time. Owner Financing has been in existence for
decades and is becoming more and more common today because of the
growing numbers of individuals who fail to qualify for a traditional loan from
a bank or mortgage company. Banks are also becoming more conservative in
their lending practices.

These factors prevent millions of families from being able to obtain home
loans, reducing the number of potential home buyers. With this in mind,
home sellers sometimes choose to offer owner financing in order to sell their
homes faster. They request a down payment (generally 5% - 10%) and the
interest rate is higher than market rates. Of course the agreement between the
seller and buyer is negotiable in terms, so the buyer is able to purchase the
home.








Why Should A Home Seller Offer Owner Financing?
It's challenging when a person decides to sell a house. Sellers frequently face a
limited time period to make a sale. Jobs, transfers, debts, moves and changes
in our lives create serious needs.

Sometimes market conditions are not good for getting what the seller wants.
Of course, there are interested buyers. They may have the funds for a down
payment, but the problem might be securing a traditional loan. Offering
Owner Financing opens the doors for many buyers who get turned down by
the banks.

Immediately after the home is sold with Owner Financing, the seller is
satisfied because the property was sold quickly and receiving a good return on
their investment.

As time passes though, the mortgage note holder might decide that having a
lump sum of cash would be better than waiting years to collect the balance,
usually one month at a time.

Click Here to see two examples how selling your Mortgage Note can be
Financially Beneficial

The seller would than contact a
Contract Buyer, also known as a Note
Purchaser
, who would help them cash out their note.

*TAKE NOTE: If the seller wishes not to carry the note at time of sale, a
contract buyer can purchase the note at time of closing for cash, which is
known as
Simultaneous Closing.

There are many good reasons for an individual wanting to cash in their note.
Some are:
  • Becoming debt free or Consolidating debt,  including high interest credit
    cards
  • Paying for their children's college education
  • Taking an exotic vacation or purchasing other luxuries
  • Purchasing a new home or second home
  • Other investment opportunities
  • Medical care
  • Or simply, just storing away a lump sum of cash received

AC Associates can help you receive a lump sum of cash for your
Mortgage Note. There are various options available to you.
Such as:

  • Full Purchase -
The purchase of a Mortgage Note in its entirety
  • Partial Purchase -
The purchase of a specified number of future payments
  • Split Payment Purchase -
The purchase of a specified monthly amount

If you are interested in learning more about this excellent win-win situation,
please
contact us so we can discuss details further.
Sell your Note, Deeds of Trust, Lottery Winnings, Business Note, Structured Court Settlement or Annuity to a qualified buyer/purchaser.  If
you are receiving payments and would prefer to have a lump sum of cash now, please call
732.387-8188