Single Family Home Real Estate Notes
Our favorite type: a family home sold with owner financing, where the seller carried a promissory note and mortgage.

Real estate & business note buyers
You carried the financing. Now trade years of monthly payments for cash in hand. We are private investors who buy owner-financed real estate notes and the notes created when a business is sold.
How it works
Share the basics in a note information worksheet: the original amount, interest rate, term and payment history. That gives us the full picture.
Every note is different. We review yours and often present two or three offers, so you can choose what works best for you.
Once you accept an offer, you typically receive your cash in 14 to 21 days.
Notes we buy
We buy owner-financed real estate promissory notes, plus business notes. If your seller carried the financing, we want to hear about it.
Our favorite type: a family home sold with owner financing, where the seller carried a promissory note and mortgage.
Good notes we will buy when the land is attached, so the home is classed as real estate.
Also great notes we can purchase from sellers.
Good candidates. Fewer investors buy non-owner-occupied notes, so a bigger discount often applies.
A smaller pool of buyers, but still a real market. Every deal is different, so call or reach out.
Higher risk, but the right land in the right area always has buyers.
Occasionally we even buy notes secured by boats and yachts.
When an owner sells a business and takes back a note for part of the price, we can buy that note. See the business notes we buy.
Why sell
Selling all or part of your note does more than put cash in your pocket.
No more watching whether the payor pays on time, or at all. No monthly servicing, and no chasing the right tax form for the income.
Stop checking whether the property taxes and insurance are current.
One lump sum instead of small monthly payments. Pay off credit cards, medical bills or student loans, or fund that next real estate deal.
Buy the car you have always wanted, or finally take the trip you keep promising yourself.
Be ready
A copy of the original promissory note showing the original amount, interest rate, length of the note and any other terms agreed at the sale.
Usually a mortgage or deed of trust. It ties the note to its collateral, normally real estate.
Detailed records of every payment you have received. Good records matter.
Title insurance on the collateral. Without it, the value of the note drops dramatically.
An insurance policy on the property that protects the note holder if the worst happens.
Selling notes FAQ
The best way is to complete a note information worksheet. It gives us a complete picture of your note, so we can determine its true market value. Start with your note details.
Once you accept a note purchase offer, you will typically get your cash in 14 to 21 days.
Each note is a little different. We review yours and often present two or three offers that make the best sense for both you, the seller, and us, the buyer.
A promissory note is a fixed-value asset, and its real value falls over time. If inflation rises quickly, that value falls fast, unlike real estate, which generally rises over time.
No. We do not buy notes from large institutional lenders such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank or credit unions.
Occasionally, yes. The discount on non-performing notes and loans is usually very steep.
No. Many notes we buy are partial purchases, where we buy only a portion of the note. Your note may not be discounted as deeply this way.
Yes. A lost original note adds a few extra steps and a little time, but we can still buy it.
Generally no, though on very rare occasions we may consider one.
Free, no obligation
We buy notes both small and large. Call us with your note details, or send them through our contact page, and we will come back with your options.
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