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Gabe K.
  • Huntington Beach, CA
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Note Deal Exit via Full Payoff

Gabe K.
  • Huntington Beach, CA
Posted

Hi Fellow BPers,

This is a success story about a non-performing note backed by a 2nd trust deed we exited this week. Here are the facts:

  • We purchased a non-performing 2nd from a fund in June, 2015 for $4,000
  • The house backing the mortgage is located in Portland, OR and is worth at least $125,000
  • The 1st mortgage balance is $40,000 or less and has been paid down for 19 years
  • The borrower stopped making payments on this 2nd about 5 years ago
  • We started the foreclosure process immediately and the borrower paid us off in full 3 weeks before the trustee sale

Final numbers:

  • Note purchase price: $4,000
  • Expenses: $2,279
  • Payoff amount: $20,227
  • Profit of $13,948 or 349% in 6 months

How does everyone like this investment we worked on? Thanks for viewing our post.

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