note or not? - Posted by Henry

Posted by Michael Morrongiello on September 09, 2009 at 19:30:06:

Henry:

Your Exit stratergy could be any of the above and more…

What are YOU wanting to do?

  • If it is to make some quick CA$H, then get it under contract at a VERY low Wholesale price and then Assign your contract to another end user investor (perhaps a landlord type) and earn an assignment fee.

*If it has good RETAIL resale potential AFTER its cleaned up and fixed up, perhaps you can get the sellers to agree to SELL to you;

  • For Cash
  • By them offering you seller financed terms
  • By you simply getting and OPTION to buy

You then fix up and renovate the property, SELL it and then pay off the property sellers (and or excercise your option to buy)

  • If you can get it bought from the sellers with THEIR providing you longe term fixed interest rate seller financing, then you can clean up, fix up, or sell to a handyman who will do that work and create an income stream by taking back a WRAP AROUND loan which will wrap around their longer term Note debt that you still owe to them.

Do you homework, and pursue what is most doable for you given your situation.

Continued best to your success;
Michael Morrongiello
Paper Practioner
www.sunvestinc.com
Author of the following home study courses;

Paper Into Cash - The Convertible Currency - How to Effectively Create Marketable Real Estate Notes
&
The Unity of Real Estate & “Paper” - Advanced techniques for both the acquisition and disposition of properties using Real Estate “paper”

note or not? - Posted by Henry

Posted by Henry on September 09, 2009 at 15:49:25:

I know someone who owns a property free & clear in the N IL area. The taxes were sold and are roughly 8,500 past due. The property is a duplex non-occupied but has potential for an investor to come in and purchase. They are looking to get 20k obo for the property in as is condition. My question is this? What do you think is the best route to take to sell the property?
. could a note be made on this property since its paid for
. would a lease option work here
. should we try to sell outright as is and take our chances