Contracts / Cash Flows
Notes and Contracts
include things like:
...just to name a few. If
you hold a note, you have several options available to you:
-
Option 1:: Hold
the note until it reaches maturity and collect all the
premiums and interest associated with that note.
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Option 2::
Liquidate the entire note, or a portion thereof, to
generate extra cash.
Example
Let's say you hold a $75,000 note and need to generate
$35,000 in cash. You can sell enough payments on the note to
an investor to cover that $35,000 cash plus a discount. You
would receive the cash up front from your investor and the
investor would collect enough payments to cover all of the
payments he purchased. The balance of the payments would
come to you. If you decided you needed more cash than the
$35,000, you could liquidate the entire note.
Business Notes::
Across the nation, many businesses are sold using private
financing. But many of these sellers are reluctant note
holders. In many cases, these notes can be turned into cash.
Cash Flows::
- Loan pools offered by banks or
investor groups
- Structure settlements (usually money
from a lawsuit settlement)
- Annuities normally issued by
insurance companies
- Casino winnings
...and the list goes on.
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