See If Your Note Qualifies for a Real Cash Offer

We focus on privately originated real estate notes, including:

• Seller-financed mortgage notes
• Owner-financed property sales
• Land contracts (contract for deed)
• Other privately structured real estate notes

These are situations where a property was sold and payments are being made over time. We do not primarily focus on traditional bank-issued mortgages.

In most cases, no. Traditional bank mortgages are typically handled through institutional markets and are not part of our standard review process. We specialize in privately created notes where an individual or entity is receiving payments directly from a buyer. If you are unsure what type of note you have, you can still start the qualification process.

The process is simple and structured:

1. You answer a few quick questions to see whether your note appears to qualify.
2. If it looks like a potential fit, you submit additional details.
3. Your note is reviewed based on real deal criteria.
4. If the note meets review standards, you may move forward to the next step.

There is no obligation to continue at any point.

No. This is not an instant calculator or automated quote tool. Your note is reviewed using actual deal characteristics, including payment history, remaining balance, property details, and equity position. If your note appears to meet review criteria, the next step is outlined after evaluation.

No. You can begin by providing basic information about your note. If your note moves forward in the review process, additional documentation may be requested later to verify details.

It depends. Notes with current or mostly current payment history tend to be easier to review. If there have been late payments or inconsistencies, the note may still be considered, but it can affect how the review process proceeds. You can still submit your note and receive feedback based on your situation.

Notes are generally easier to review when they have:

• Consistent payment history
• A reasonable remaining balance
• Equity in the underlying property
• A stable payment structure
• A standard residential property type

After submission, your information is reviewed based on the details provided. If additional information is needed, you may be contacted. If the note appears to meet review criteria, next steps are outlined. Not all submissions move forward, but every submission is reviewed based on the information provided.

No. Submitting your note is only the first step in the review process. You are never required to accept anything, proceed further, or provide additional information. You remain in full control of your decision.

Yes. Your information is handled as part of a structured review process and is not publicly listed or distributed broadly. Details are used only to evaluate whether your note fits criteria for further review.