When you sold your property recently, you created a mortgage note instead
of getting all of your cash. If you were like most people who have had
to create mortgage note to sell some property, you would probably be happier
if you could have received you money upfront. In your current situation,
your money is tied up for a long period of time. You also have had the
additional hassle and concern of collecting the monthly payments. Late
or missed payments require more time and effort from you to get your money.
Global Capital Funding can help you get
your money now and eliminate the hassles and concerns associated with
collecting monthly payments. Global Capital Funding buys mortgages from people
like yourself who would prefer to get all of their money now instead of waiting
between 5 and 30 years. Think about
what this would mean to you if you could get all of your money now.
We will
buy all or part of a note if you have sold a property and carried back the note. Also, whether you are now holding an owner
financed note with a payment history, or if you need a simultaneous closing we
can help you. A simultaneous closing is two closings that are held at the same
time. It is when you close on the property you have sold and sell the note on
that property at the same time.
Now,
you can sell your notes just like a bank does. When banks create a note on your
property they often sell it. That is why you could be making payments to a bank
and then start sending your payments to another institution.
What
happened here was that your bank sold the note at a discount on your property
to another company. The banks understand Time Value of Money (TVM). TVM is how the value of your dollar shrinks
over time.
Why Banks Sell Their Notes
$100,000 TVM
Receiving a Lump Sum vs. Receiving Monthly Payments
|
$100,000
Lump sum invested at 10%
|
30yr.
|
$2,578,737
|
|
$877.58
Monthly payments on
$100,000 at 10%
|
30yr.
|
$315,929
|
The Shrinking Dollar
Even at the
current low rate of inflation, your dollars buy less every year. A dollar you get today will only be worth
$0.81 in 5 years, $0.63 in 10 years, and $0.44 in 20 years, providing inflation
remains at a this low rate of 3.8%. Unfortunately, most of us can remember when inflation was greater than
10%!
An example, if you won a $1,000,000 lottery,
you would receive $50,000 every year for the next 20 years. Pretty good! You could live on that income. However, by the 20th year, the buying power of that $50,000
will be worth less than $24,000, before paying the IRS.
BENEFITS
& ADVANTAGES
Ø You can acquire a lump sum.
Ø No collection of payments.
Ø No late payments.
Ø No further dealings with the buyer.
Ø Freedom.
Ø Invest lump sum.
Ø Start a business.
Ø College for your children or grandchildren.
Ø Home improvements.
Ø Wedding.
If you would like to know what the market value of your note is Click Here.
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Statement
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information is kept private and confidential with parties involved. In addition
to this we will never sell, rent or trade your name.
