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Michelle Ellis
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What happens when a seller financed note is paid off?

Michelle Ellis
  • Austin, TX
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I am both a realtor and investor. I have a buyer client who purchased a property with owner financing in order to 'win' against multiple bids.  He will pay the property off in just 3 installments, the last one being at the end of this month.  What happens then?  I have helped folks with owner financed transactions before, but never have assisted someone where they paid it off so quickly.  There is no underlying note, it is a straight owner-finance situation.  

Do we need to have the promissory note released?  How?  Does an attorney draft something that everyone signs?

Thanks in advance!

Michelle, in Leander, Texas

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Ethan G.
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  • Katy, TX
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Ethan G.
  • Attorney
  • Katy, TX
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I'm an attorney and work in title too. Doesn't really make sense there isn't a promissory note, but bottom line is that there should be a deed of trust filed and it needs to be released. I do this type of work all the time.

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