Owner & seller financed notes
You sold a property and carried the financing. Now you'd rather have the cash than wait out the payments. We review owner financed and seller financed notes from individual note holders.
We buy mortgage notes on the secondary market
Holding an owner financed note, a seller financed note, a land contract, or institutional loans? Your Deal Buddy buys mortgage debt in all 50 states, any size, performing or non-performing. Send us the basics. We review every submission and either make an offer or let you know we'll pass.
Who we buy from
If you're owed payments secured by real estate, we'd like to hear about it. We buy in all 50 states, and there's no minimum or maximum note size.
You sold a property and carried the financing. Now you'd rather have the cash than wait out the payments. We review owner financed and seller financed notes from individual note holders.
Banks, lenders, funds and other institutions selling individual loans or a note pool can submit the basics for review. Any size, from a single loan to a full pool.
Land contracts, contracts for deed, deeds of trust and other private mortgage notes. Not sure what you have? Send it in and we'll take a look.
How it works
Tell us about the note: balance, rate, payments left, property and payment history.
We look over the details and may ask for documents such as the note, mortgage or deed of trust, and payment records.
We either make you an offer or tell you plainly that it isn't a fit.
Not ready to sell?
If the borrower has stopped paying and you'd rather keep the note, ask about our collection and servicing help for non-performing notes. Collections and servicing are priced per deal. You can also sell a non-performing note outright. Tell us which you'd prefer.
Who you'll deal with
Your Deal Buddy is based in California and buys notes in all 50 states.
FAQ
Start by filling out the short form above with the basics: property type and state, original amount, unpaid balance, interest rate, payments remaining and payment history. We review the note and either make an offer or let you know we'll pass. If you accept, we work with you through closing.
Yes. If you sold a property and financed the sale yourself, the buyer's promissory note, secured by the property, can be sold. Tell us about the note and we'll review it.
"Seller financed" and "owner financed" describe the same arrangement: the seller acts as the lender. The process is the same. Submit the details of the note and payment history, and we'll review it.
Yes, we review non-performing notes, where the borrower is behind or has stopped paying. If you'd rather keep the note, ask about our collection and servicing help.
Yes, send it in. A land contract (also called a contract for deed) is another form of seller financing, and we review those too, in any state.
Yes. Institutions and investors can submit a pool of loans for review. Choose "Pool of loans" as the property type and we'll follow up for the loan-level details. There's no minimum or maximum pool size.
The basics on the form are enough to start. Later we may ask for a copy of the note, the mortgage or deed of trust, the closing statement from the original sale, and a record of payments.
No. Getting an offer is free and there's no obligation to accept it.
Yes. We're based in California and buy notes in all 50 states.
No. We look at notes of any size, from a single small note to a large pool.
Collections and servicing for non-performing notes are priced per deal, based on the note and the situation. Tell us about the note and we'll discuss it with you.
Free, no obligation, any size, any state. Send us the basics and we'll review it.