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Efrain Gallardo
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Unseasoned buy and hold Notebuyers out there?

Efrain Gallardo
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Besides all the brokers floating around claiming to be note buyers, does anyone know real buy and hold note buyers that will buy what would be HIGH YIELDING UNSEASONED NOTES? I do understand that the discount would be significantly high.

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Dion DePaoli
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Dion DePaoli
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Originally posted by @Efrain Gallardo:

* I am a wholesaler that is offering owner finc on some of my houses. 

 This is a little confusing.  So you are wholesaling a property to a Buyer who does not have sufficient capital to give to you to pay off your Seller.   This sounds like a nightmare waiting to happen.  

How can you convey clear title when you don't have clear title?  Then you further cloud title by attempting to take back a mortgage on your Seller's property which you don't have enough capital nor does your Buyer have enough capital to complete the sale(s).  

If I am missing the operation plan here, please correct me.  If not, the issue here is far greater than a newly originated note.  I am having a hard time seeing how this mortgage would even be valid.  

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