Cash For Real Estate Note 

Breakthrough Mortgage Program Brings You TOP DOLLAR at Lightning Speed 

NOTE HOLDERS: For several years we've had the pleasure of helping mortgagees get Top Dollar for their mortgage notes . . . in their time frame - hassle free.  We believe that funding is not a problem . . . it's a process.   We have mastered the process.

We assume that your real estate note is one of your most valuable assets, and when and if you convert it to cash you would like to get the most money you can for it.  Elan Funding Group can design a Real Estate Note Conversion Plan tailored to your specific needs.  Here are the three most popular ways to get cash for your real estate note -fast.. . .

GreatFULL CONVERSION PROGRAM . . . You get all cash now for your real estate note!  For those that want to get the most dollars on the table now, and/or just want to cash-out of their note, we can liquidate the entire balance of the note (all remaining payments + any balloon).  A Certified Appraisal , will determine the net present value, and will pay you top dollar. 

BestHALF-4-HALF PROGRAM . . . You get cash now + income later! One of our most popular programs!  We will pay you CASH on 1/2 of your mortgage balance for 1/2 of your remaining payments.   After we receive our half of the payments the balance and all future payments revert back to you.  The total dollars you receive through this program usually exceeds the total current balance of your note.  A great way to have your cake and eat it too!

Real life example:  Suppose you just sold your property with owner financing and took back a real estate note for $60,000 @ 10% interest for 30 years with monthly payments of $526.54.  You decide to take advantage of our HALF-4-HALF Program. We give you $30,000 cash for the next 180 payments.  After we collect our half of the payments, you get the next half.  You get a total of $30,000 cash now and 180 payments of $526.54 later.  That's nearly $125,000 total!!! 

YOU TELL US! PROGRAM . . . If you just need a specific amount of dollars to stop foreclosure, medical needs, pay for education, pay the IRS, start a business, whatever . . .  simply tell us how much cash you need right now and we will determine the smallest number of payments we need to liquidate to get that amount in your hands.  It's that easy!!

Our plan is unlike anything you will see anywhere and learning about it is Free, and without any obligation whatsoever. Contact us Today, and I promise the time we spend together will be worth hundreds, perhaps thousands, of extra dollars to you.  We guarantee the best combination of pricing and service available . . . and hope to hear from you soon.   


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