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Chris Seveney
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CFD vs Note valuation

Chris Seveney
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Question for those note investors put there.

With all things being equal, would you pay more for a note than a contract for deed.

As an example, contract for deed UPB $30,000 9% interest paying $350/month with property worth $75,000

If this was a first position note with a lenders title policy would you pay more for it as a note ?

Assume performing and borrower had been making payments for 7 years.

Curious to get people’s opinions.

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Dan Deppen
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I would value a note a little higher, but mostly because other people value them higher and they can be resold for more.

Personally though I tend to value CFD's more because I may have the opportunity to claim the equity in the event the loan goes bad. There are certaintly things to watch out for with CFD's but they can be mitigated.

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