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By Douglas Rogers


It definitely feels good when time to sell promissory notes comes but this is not a rosy affair for someone that does not know of the pitfalls to avoid. The process will be easy as ducks take to water if you have information beforehand on what is entailed in this process. Keep reading to learn more a tad more on what it takes to successfully sell my promissory note.

The first thing is finding copies of all documents utilized at the time of closing the sale. Some of the common documents that you should have with you are copies of the promissory note, deed of trust, and settlement statement. This plays an important role in proving to the investor that preliminary information is accurate.

It is important to furnish buyers with information they need in the quickest time possible. Cases of a deal lasting months on end are not unheard of reason being the buyer is yet to receive information he/she requested. The adage that time is money could not be truer as in this case and delays could become a costly affair. Proof of funds is something that some note holder demand for but this could make a good deal pass by because it is not a must for buyers to do so.

Never have the thought that you will get paid the exact sum of money indicated in light of the fact that buyers are known to push for discounts. The better part of buyers are always interested in attractive bids but will on the other hand clamor for discounts. The wisest thing to do should a deal sound unappealing is get another buyer.

Ensure that preliminary information you give is accurate. If for example what you have is a note whose FICO is 750 and worth $150K after which you get informed it is worth $15K with a FICO of 550, the preliminary bid will without a doubt change. This goes to say there is the need to be able to verify all information on the note.

It goes without saying that competition has reached toxic levels globally explaining why lots of people are trying to wear many hats in the 21st century. Chances are high you will bump into brokers masquerading as buyers only to realize they are searching for prospective online buyers. Cases have been reported where brokers cannot explain even the simplest of terminologies in this niche.

Having an idea on different types of contracts is important. Unilateral contracts, for instance, only bind to a single party whereas both parties will be involved in the case of a bilateral contract. Contracts are not only limited to these two but they are the most common.

Truth be told, hidden charges do turn good deals soar and it would be a good idea to insist on a net offer. Turning a blind eye to this will bring down the amount significantly since fees payable to the broker could end up being costly.




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