Polk County Note Buyer (www.ThePCNB.com) is a buyer of all types of seller-held mortgages, offering cash for:

  •   Seller first mortgages,
  •   “Carry backs”,
  •   Balloons,
  •   Trust Deeds,
  •   Land contracts,
  •   Purchase money and
  •   Hard money mortgages all over Polk County.

Some people use the terms real estate note, real estate notes, promissory notes, or even privately held notes but rest assured all the terms refer to the same type of transaction. We also are buyers of structured settlements and annuities. 


If you're considering selling a mortgage note and would like a lump sum of cash now, we can help!
PCNB will pay you cash for your residential real estate note or commercial note. We can buy all, or just a portion, of your remaining note payments. The mortgage note you are holding can be a wonderful investment. But now you have decided to sell your owner financing (mortgage, trust deed, land contract) to pay bills, make another investment, travel or you just rid yourself of the worry of payment collection, tax reporting and the risk of default and foreclosure resulting from non-payment of the mortgage, insurance or taxes. Whatever your particular situation, selling your contract is an easy way to turn your monthly receivable payment into an immediate sum of cash.

Fill out a free online quote request today.
 

Most note holders created their notes for individuals or businesses that couldn't have got loans through traditional banking sources in order to sell their properties more quickly, or because of the long-term income these real estate cash flows would provide. But quite often circumstances change and there are a number of reasons why a large lump sum may be preferred over small monthly payments:
 

  •   An investment opportunity
  •   Open a business
  •   Invest in a better education
  •   Home improvements
  •   Take a dream vacation
  •   Many other reasons…
Send mail to dena@gnotechnologies.com with questions or comments about this web site.
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Last modified: 08/19/09