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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Legality of advertising notes
Hello BP World,
I have some notes/contracts for deed that I want to sell through assignment. I also want to offer a partial insurance policy on the contracts.
Anyone familiar with the legalities of where/how I can advertise these, who I can advertise to, and any limitations on who I can sell to? I am a licensed real estate broker.
I would be selling the entire individual contract, not a partial or a pool.
Thanks!
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I met with a securities attorney a few years ago and had this spelled out for me. If you own the note/trust deed, you do not need to have a securities license to assign the note to another party as long as you do not fractionalize the note (keep a portion of the monthly proceeds), make a public offering to sell the note (has to be a client), and you cannot guarantee performance. I think providing additional insurance will also be helpful in selling the note. Good luck!