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Updated over 4 years ago, 05/07/2020

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Jim Hartmann
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  • Multi-family Investor
  • Columbus, IN
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Commercial notes during pandemic

Jim Hartmann
Pro Member
  • Multi-family Investor
  • Columbus, IN
Posted

We have been marketing with letters to seller financed note holders of commercial properties and have been able to close a couple of them over the last year.  In the last month, we received two calls from note holders wanting a quote.  We typically wholesale the notes when we get these types of leads.  Our list of buyers was not very large and we asked our buyers if they are interested and it seems that the pandemic has caused everyone to be more cautious toward buying commercial notes at this time.  One of the notes was on a building housing a restaurant in southern Colorado and another was a retail store in the mountains of Colorado.  Is anyone else looking at commercial notes?  If so, is it just a time to wait this out and then find out if the seller is still interested once this all passes or are you actively doing something different with selling these types of notes?  I understand the concerns in the market, but just don't want to miss opportunities if they are still available and I can help others as well as continue to make a little profit.

Thanks for your responses and input

  • Jim Hartmann
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