Hoping To Cash Out Of A Mortgage Note? Gardiner Capital Group Buys Notes.
Get a FAST Cash Offer On Your Private Mortgage Note.
Whether your looking to sell all or part of your note payments, Gardiner Capital Group will buy your payments for the highest possible cash price… No hassles. No obligation.
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Gardiner Capital Group buys real estate notes, mortgages, and land contracts fast. Put your address and email below and answer 5 easy questions on the next page to get a cash offer in 24 hours!
Need To Sell Your Private Mortgage Note?
Gardiner Capital Group Buys Notes Nationwide, And We May Be Able To Buy Your Note … Get A Fair Fast Quote Now.
Have you sold a piece of property and carried back the note? Are you interested in seeing how much cash you could get for all, or even part, of your note? There are plenty of reasons why you might want to sell all or part of your note payments fast. Reasons like: paying off debts, investing the cash at a higher return somewhere else, diversifying your portfolio… or even just to get piece of mind knowing you don’t have to do all the things required of you as a note holder to make sure your note holds its value. Maybe a borrower has stopped paying and you’re facing the potential of foreclosure headaches… or maybe the note is performing just fine, but you would like to free up some of your cash for something else. All of the hassle and worry of servicing and maintaining your note could be a thing of the past as soon as next week. Find out how below …
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What Types Of Private Notes Can We Buy Quickly?
Maybe you’re asking, “What if the borrower stopped making payments on the note. Can I still sell it?” — Of course you can. Gardiner Capital Group also specializes in valuing and buying non-performing and “ugly” notes. We’ll buy…
- Real Estate Notes (in all 50 states!)
- Promissory Notes
- Secured Notes
- Land Contracts and Contracts for Deed (CFD’s)
- Many Owner Financed Notes
- Performing and Non-Performing First and Second Mortgages
- Commercial Notes
- Partial Notes (Sell us part of your payments, generate some quick cash, and keep the rest of the note for your self!)
If you are receiving payments on a note, we want to talk to you. Take a few minutes and share your contact information to us through the form below, we’ll evaluate it and get you a guaranteed offer within 24-48 business hours. Still have questions? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions Page →
Why Work With Gardiner Capital Group To Sell Your Note?
First off, we buy and sell notes all around the country. Since we arrange for the purchase of your note, we pay all of the expenses. We are professional note buyers and can remove your stress and burden of having to collect and service your note. By selling to Gardiner Capital Group, you no longer have to worry about having your cash locked up in that note or the stresses that go along with collecting payments, ensuring taxes are paid, and maintaining proper accounting month after month. We take care of it all. It’s a simple process (Go Here To Learn About How To Sell Your Mortgage Note ››). Feel free to call us anytime at 214-225-6479 or simply submit the short form on this page to get the process started!
How Does This All Work?
Selling All Or Part Of Your Note Is A Simple Process… You’ve arrived here because you are ready to understand your options regarding payments you’re receiving on a note. Perhaps you want to unlock that cash for another investment, or you’re borrower has stopped paying, or you’re through with maintaining the note and want to move on. The good news is it’s easier than you think – and we’re here to help. The way we buy notes at Gardiner Capital Group is designed to be very straightforward.
Step 1: Submit the information on your note on this website or give us a call at 214-225-6479 and let us know a bit more about the note (balance, remaining # of payments, property condition & value) & the borrower (credit score, if available).
Step 2: We’ll perform some due diligence on your note to arrive at a price, and present you with the highest offer possible along with some different options (full buyout, partial, etc.) to fit your circumstances.
Step 3: You can have a cashiers check in hand usually within 30 days (the speed depends on several things). You pay zero costs and Gardiner Capital Group handles everything to make the process as smooth as possible.
How Much Can We Pay For Your Note?: The value of your note will depend on a number of factors, and we always work to get you the cash you need. Notes are purchased at a discount to the remaining unpaid balance remaining on the note. Ask us how to receive the max price by calling 214-225-6479 today!.
It’s That Simple. Get Your ALL Cash Offer By Tomorrow. Have Cash In Your Hand Within 30 Business Days.
We’ll Help You Through The Process
We are nation-wide buyers … so reach out and let’s chat. Get started below.
Educate Yourself
If you have questions about your note, or perhaps you’re still considering whether seller financing is right for you, we invite you to download a copy of our FREE Note Holder’s Handbook.
Here is some of the information this guide covers:
- What makes a good note?
- How can I maintain the value of my note?
- What questions should I ask my tax professional?
- Note safety
- How to sell a seller carry back note
- What to expect if you have to foreclose on a borrower
- Much more
Just let us know where to send it …
Unlock The Cash Stuck In Your Note Below!
Gardiner Capital Group buys real estate notes, mortgages, and other types of notes fast. Simply give us your name, email address, and the unpaid balance on you note, and we’ll reach out to discuss some of your options.
“…private mortgage notes can be sold and thus converted into cash. The amount they sell for is based on the principal balance, the number of payments that have been made (referred to as “seasoning”), the number of remaining payments, the home’s (or other asset) appraised value and the borrower’s creditworthiness.