A growing breed of real estate companies and note brokers guarantee payments and handle all collections. This waive of services came about in response to needs of note buyers wishing to bypass hassle of debt servicing. Rather than leave you in cold if a note turns sour, these companies make themselves liable as payor on note and guarantee your payments regardless of whether occupant pays. Additionally, a real estate company has greater financial resources than an individual borrower; this reduces your risk substantially. These companies create same reliability as banks allowing you to profit like savviest real estate investors.

First and second mortgages notes actually are familiar to those of us who have ever owned a home. Seeking best returns, you will select your payor very carefully because there lays greatest risk. Assuredly, savvy real estate investors invest in real estate notes because they have know-how to handle nonpayment issues. Because there are real estate companies that guarantee payments and handle problems, you can reap rewards of more lucrative, and safer real estate notes than many other investment vehicles. Those who exclaim real estate notes are not safe are dead wrong; they simply don’t have know-how to protect their investment. So most important of all, you must choose your payor wisely. Once you have chosen an established real estate company that guarantees payments and manages borrowers, begin investing a portion of your portfolio right away. “Think I’m a bank?” you ask. Of course not. But start amassing steady, predictable profits like banks. Think like banks do.

Copyright © Mark Walter

****************************************************************************** About author: Mark Walter enjoys writing articles on real estate investing. He also owns and operates an established real estate company offering greater financial returns to buyers and sellers of houses and real estate notes in Virginia. Visit his web site at http://www.GreaterReturn.com ******************************************************************************

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