How to Get More Than The Asking Price For Your Property

When the number of real estate buyers is greater than the number of available homes, real estate property values usually go up. It’s an ideal environment for sellers because buyers are forced to compete, and properties usually sell quickly - often for even more than the asking price!

But as more properties go on the market, buyer competition subsides. Prices level out, and eventually drop. Most assume this is a bad time to sell a home. But in fact, it can be the best time for educated sellers to tap into a little-known market, using the creative power of seller financing.

A seller’s best strategy

With the help of a professional Note Finder, a seller can open the doors to buyers normally locked out by traditional financing. A so-called “down market” is the ideal time for resourceful sellers to target the millions of people who can’t get funding. These buyers are often willing to pay more in order to buy a home without traditional financing.

The seller sets the price, determines and accepts a down payment, and then finances the remaining balance. The buyer gets a home without having to fully-qualify for a traditional loan. It’s a favorable situation for both seller and buyer. And while this “outside of the box” form of financing can seem a bit daunting, it can happen very smoothly and easily with the knowledge, experience, and guidance of a professional Note Finder like me.

Here is an example: If the seller wants $100,000 for the property, and the buyer gives the seller $10,000 cash, the seller will finance the balance of $90,000. The buyer and seller would then agree to the terms, such as the interest rate and the total term, and use an attorney to create the mortgage document and close the deal. From that point on the buyer sends the seller monthly payments for the house he has just purchased.

A great opportunity for sellers

The whole process can really be that simple. But there are some substantial differences between a seller-financed deal and one that relies on traditional bank funding.

First of all, the seller will not receive a large one-time payment at the time of the sale. In fact, she will only receive the down payment. Since many home sellers are also looking to buy another property, the seller may need to get enough at closing to pay her down payment. Without this payment, the seller’s hands could be tied when she looks to purchase another house. There is a common solution to this issue that offers the potential for even MORE money to the seller!

Note Finders specialize in helping new mortgage holders sell newly-created notes for a lump sum of cash. In the end, seller financing could be used to sell property at a higher price than expected and the sellers could get the money they need. Essentially, sellers can “have their cake and eat it too.”

In summary

Step #1: Use the seller-finance option to find unique customers willing to purchase at a higher price than would have been possible otherwise.

Step #2: Decide on the terms of the deal and create the note to complete the real estate transaction quickly.

Step #3: If the property seller needs immediate cash, contact me to help locate a buyer for the new mortgage note. The person who buys the future payments from the seller will likely provide the funding to act as a down payment on a new house and every party involved in the deal comes out smiling.

Equity attracts Note Buyers

One key to liquidating a seller-financed mortgage is found in the property’s equity. The equity in the private note essentially acts as a “safety net” for the Note Buyer, in case there is a problem collecting the payments. So note buyers find deals with strong equity more attractive.

Remember, a Note Buyer is purchasing monthly payments secured by property. If the property is worth more than the remaining balance of the note, the buyer could seize the extra value in a foreclosure situation by reselling the property. This allows the new Note Holder to recoup his initial outlay and receive the additional equity.

Most Note Buyers will do a quick equity check before looking at any other information. By first determining the note’s Loan-To-Value (LTV), buyers can decide whether to dig deeper or move on. The LTV is calculated by comparing the balance of all of the loans to the value of the property.

Two equity examples

To illustrate, let’s consider two houses, each valued at $100,000. One home has loans of $95,000 and the second home has loans of $70,000.

The first home has an LTV of 95 percent (95k/100k = 95), indicating only 5 percent equity (100 - 95 = 5).

The second home has an LTV of 70 percent (70k/100k = 70), showing 30 percent equity in the property (100 - 70 = 30).

Clearly, most buyers will not be as interested in the note on the first home because there is virtually no protective equity. In this situation, the buyer of the note would want to discount the note purchase a fair amount to make up for the fact that there is little equity.

The second note with 70 percent LTV will require less discounting, and the Note Holder will receive a larger portion of their note as compared to the note balance. This is because the Note Buyer stands to benefit from holding a substantial amount of equity in the property (30 percent) if the Payor were to default on their obligation.

How Does Down Payment Affect Note Value?

For many Note Buyers the amount of the initial down payment at the time of sale can make or break a note deal. The down payment is applied directly toward principal, creating instant equity in the property. Accordingly, most Note Buyers want to confirm the amount of the down payment up front.

With no down payment, it would take many years to build a meaningful amount of equity in the property. Take a look at the following example that illustrates this point.

House #1: valued at $100,000, with a down payment of $20,000 made at the time of sale.

House #2: also valued at $100,000, but with zero down payment made at the time of sale.

The note on House #1 has $20,000 in equity. No down payment made on House #2 means that there is no equity in the property before the first monthly payment is made.

Consider how much “upfront” money there is

Assuming that House #2 was sold for $100,000 with a 30-year note amortized at 8 percent interest, it could take years to build $20,000 in equity.

Because the Note Holder’s purchase is protected by the equity in the property, the amount of the down payment is an important consideration. With the zero down note on House #2, the Note Buyer would need to apply a larger discount in order to make it a fair deal for him. On the other hand, while the note on House #1 is secured by a $20,000 down payment and has substantial protective equity even before the first monthly payment, it would cost the Note Buyer a lot more.

Almost any note deal can be a good deal… for everyone involved

A strong down payment lends a side benefit related to having protective equity. When a large down payment is made at the time of sale, that person is more likely to be committed to owning the house and keeping up with the note payments. Seller-financed deals with zero down payments are very attractive to first-time home buyers or others without a large nest egg saved - but it can be riskier for the Note Buyer. So the educated Note Buyers can offset this risk by increasing the discount on low or zero down payment notes.

Remember, even a note created without a down payment can be a sound purchase. The key is to look at each situation individually and to establish a fair price based on the specific note.

Even when liquidating private mortgages at a discount, Note Sellers still get to receive a lump sum of cash immediately instead of waiting years - decades, even - before the debt owed to them is paid.

The bottom line is that a qualified professional Note Finder can bring a benefit to both parties - the Note Holder and the buyer. In the end, when a deal is struck, everyone wins and ends up in a stronger financial position.

How Creative Home Sellers Have The Advantage

Creative home sellers offering seller financing can often sell their houses faster in a slow market - often at a higher price! In the process, these sellers act as the “bank,” and begin to receive monthly payments instead of a lump sum of cash.

So what happens when those offering seller financing need an immediate lump sum of cash instead of scheduled future payments? Locating a buyer for the newly-created cash flow could be the answer.

To get the money they need, sellers that offer financing could sell the future mortgage payments they are set to receive.

How sellers get quick cash for their notes

This process can be streamlined when the savvy home seller lines up a buyer for the payment stream before the note is even created. This way the property seller could have a buyer for the payment stream ready to make the purchase as soon as the new private mortgage is created. Once the closing and the note sale are complete the seller will have the money she needs for her next home.

Finding the buyer for the seller-financed mortgage is the tricky part. Buyers won’t line up at the door. In fact, they don’t often browse the newspaper or the web looking for people with notes to sell. This is where the professional Note finder comes in!

Note Finders are real estate professionals that specialize in connecting the people who create notes with those who buy them.

While I do not assist with the creation of a note, I can provide general recommendations about the types of terms that are attractive to Note Buyers. With my knowledge, experience, and connections within the secondary finance industry, I can save home sellers a lot of time and effort when liquidating a note. Most importantly, I can help locate a buyer for your note and make the process smooth and easy.

When working with a property seller who needs a lump sum of cash immediately after selling real estate, contacting a finder like me early in the process of creating the real estate note makes sense.

By involving a Note finder before a note is created, the property seller can receive valuable input about the payment characteristics that Note Buyers prefer.

And for any completed seller-financed deals, a qualified Note finder can help Note Holders obtain a large amount of cash in exchange for future payments.

Greetings,

I specialize in developing creative cash solutions; namely, I help note holders receive a lump sum of money in exchange for their secured real estate notes. I can also show home owners how to sell their property with seller finance.

Once a real estate note is created, it can be sold for cash shortly after the close of escrow. Existing notes can also be sold to achieve cash liquidity.

Additionally, if you are looking to purchase a paper asset for your own portfolio, I have the resources to show you many viable opportunities.

If you are an attorney, CPA, real estate agent, mortgage broker, title agent or escrow officer, I can assist you in helping your clients realize quick sales of hard-to-sell properties through the use of private financing.

If you would like to learn more about the creation and/or sale of secured private notes, please contact me directly.

Sydney Griecci

sydney@smilingdogenterprises.com

Blog http://www.smilingdog.net

Comments (0) Posted by robert on Monday, January 26th, 2009


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Comments (0) Posted by robert on Monday, January 26th, 2009


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These Loans allow the buyer to finance not only 100% of the purchase price, but also the VA funding fee as well. Therefor the total loan amount can be higher than 100% LTV of the appraisal or purchase price! The seller can pay up to 4% of the buyers recurring and non recurring closing costs. This means that with a VA Loan in Florida one can get into a home with no money out of pocket at all!

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Veteran loans do not require any mortgage insurance. Instead they have a VA funding fee which as mentioned earlier is typically financed into the loan for you. The fact that there is no mortgage insurance coverage will save you hundreds of dollars monthly over conventional or FHA financing which would require that the borrower carry mortgage insurance on the loan. The more money one can keep in their pockets in these tough times the better it is for everyone!

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  • Veterans who served on active duty and have a discharge other than dishonorable after a minimum of 90 days of service during wartime or a minimum of 181 continuous days during peacetime.
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    Comments (0) Posted by robert on Sunday, January 25th, 2009


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    Comments (0) Posted by robert on Sunday, January 25th, 2009


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    Comments (0) Posted by robert on Saturday, January 24th, 2009


    Personal loans are unsecured loans that are offered by a range of lenders, from high street banks and building societies to Internet lenders and even credit unions.

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    Comments (0) Posted by robert on Saturday, January 24th, 2009


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    Comments (0) Posted by robert on Friday, January 23rd, 2009


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    Comments (0) Posted by robert on Friday, January 23rd, 2009


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    Comments (0) Posted by robert on Thursday, January 22nd, 2009


    Looking for Connecticut condo Insurance? Want to know where to get the best rate with a reputable company? Read on …

    The Master Policy

    Condo insurance is different than standard homeowners insurance because your association insures your building with a master policy. This policy generally covers the walls, the roof, and the floors of your building.

    This leaves you responsible for insuring your appliances, carpets, cabinets, wall coverings, and in some cases the interior walls. Before you purchase a policy you should check with your condo association to see what’s covered, and what’s not.

    Condo Insurance

    Standard condo insurance covers the following:

    Personal property - It pays to replace your personal property - furniture, clothing, electronics, tools, sports equipment, etc. - when damaged by fire, smoke, plumbing leaks, or acts of nature. Expensive items like jewelry or computers may have a limit on coverage, but you can purchase additional coverage if you need to.

    Personal liability coverage - When someone hurts himself in your condo, you could be sued and lose all you assets. Liability coverage pays for court-awarded damages, plus your court costs and legal fees when you’re sued.

    Standard policies include $100,000 to $300,000 worth of coverage, but you can purchase more if you have a lot of assets you want to cover.

    Where to Get Inexpensive Condo Insurance

    This can vary by hundreds of dollars from one insurer to the next. The best way to get inexpensive condo insurance is to go to an insurance comparison website where you can get quotes from different insurers and compare them.

    Once you’ve found a cheap rate, you can lower lower your rate even further by:

    *Raising your deductible. This can save you hundreds of dollars a year on your premium.

    * Asking for discounts. Some discounts include senior discounts, security device discounts, and non-smoker discounts. Don’t assume your insurer will give them to you. Ask for all the discounts you’re eligible for and include them in your policy.

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    The author, Brian Stevens, is a former insurance agent and financial consultant who has written a number of articles on Connecticut condo insurance.

    Comments (0) Posted by robert on Wednesday, January 21st, 2009