Surely we don't have to explain this one!
The best number for us to reach you should we have questions.
"Your" fax number.
"Your" e-mail address.
Best time to reach you should we have questions or need to
discuss this quote.
The type of property this note is secured by. If the proper
property type is not listed then please choose other and explain
in the comments.
Does the owner of the property secured by this note actually
live in the property.
The credit standing of the person(s) who pay on this note.
If unknown the please choose that option.
The current value of the property. If you do not know the
property value please give us your best estimate of the current
value. If you have no clue then just leave blank.
The date in which the transaction took place and in which the
note you wish to sell was created.
The Sales Price that the current payor paid for the property
secured by the note you are selling.
The amount of down payment paid by the payor upon purchase of
the property.
The city in which the property securing this note is located.
The state in which the property securing this note is
located.
The original note amount at the time it was created.
The current balance due on the note.
The interest rate being charged on the note. If it is a
variable interest rate then please specify in the comments.
The dollar amount of the payments that are due on this note,
excluding taxes and insurance. If the payment fluctuate, or if
you are unsure then please leave blank and explain in the
comments.
How often are the payments on this note due. Monthly,
Quarterly, Yearly etc.
When was the very first installment on this note due.
The number of payments already received on this note. If
unsure, leave blank.
The number of payments remaining on this note. If unsure,
leave blank.
When is the next payment due on this note?
The ratio of the loan balance to the property's current
value. For example, if a home is worth $100,000 and the note
balance is $80,000, the house has an 80 percent Loan To Value.
The current status of the loan. Please specify whether the
loan is current or delinquent. If delinquent, how many days
delinquent?
A loan that has regular monthly payments which amortize over
a stated term but call for a final lump sum (balloon payment) at
the end of a specified term, or maturity date, such as 10
years. If the loan has a lump sum payment due at a specific
time then this payment is called a “Balloon Payment”. If the
note that you are requesting a quote on has a balloon payment
then please answer YES.
If the note does have a balloon payment and if you know how
much this balloon payment is then please enter it here. If you
do not know then please leave this field blank.
If the note has a balloon payment then this would be the date
that the balloon payment is due to be paid.
The position of the note. If it is the only note on the
property it would be a 1st mortgage note. If unsure then please
choose that option.
If this note is NOT the first mortgage then please enter the
approximate balance of the first mortgage. If unsure leave
blank.
If this note is a Third, or higher, mortgage then please
enter the approximate balance of the second mortgage. If unsure
leave blank.
How much do you expect to receive for the sale of this note?
Are you the owner of this note? If not, what is your
relationship to this note? If you are not the owner, or if you
do not have legal control over this note then please don't waste
our time asking for a quote.
So that we may better serve you we will often make you
multiple offers depending on your situation. This information
is important to know so that we don't waste your time, or ours,
making offers that would not interest you.
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