In 1992, a pioneer in business launched Mortgage Buyers Incorporated an investment firm, located in the sunny state of Arizona. Mortgage Buyers Incorporated buys and holds real estate secured receivables. Mortgage Buyers Inc. delivers whole cash value today to sellers of various types of real estate security instruments. Mortgage Buyers, Inc. was established in 1992.
Its founder, Jeffries Oranski, has been involved with real estate related investment securities since he moved to Arizona in 1975. Mortgage Buyers footsteps began in Tucson, Arizona, has moved across the state and beyond its borders. Jeffries vision for the company was to provide consistency to his clients. Our sellers continue to use us because of our willingness to provide them with fair, competitive quotes accompanied by quick transaction time.
Our private investors continue to invest with us because of our commitment to thoroughly inform them about each investment opportunity and to consistently give them quality investment vehicles with minimal risks.
Its founder, Jeffries Oranski, has been involved with real estate related investment securities since he moved to Arizona in 1975. Mortgage Buyers footsteps began in Tucson, Arizona, has moved across the state and beyond its borders. Jeffries vision for the company was to provide consistency to his clients. Our sellers continue to use us because of our willingness to provide them with fair, competitive quotes accompanied by quick transaction time.
Our private investors continue to invest with us because of our commitment to thoroughly inform them about each investment opportunity and to consistently give them quality investment vehicles with minimal risks.
Services
The best way to receive a purchase proposal for your note, mortgage, trust deed or land contract is to call one of our agents at 800-743-2274.
One call will allow us to answer your questions, present a purchase offer and explain every detail of the transaction.
Once you get a quote from us, you can decide whether selling your note or keeping it is the best option for you.
One call will allow us to answer your questions, present a purchase offer and explain every detail of the transaction.
Once you get a quote from us, you can decide whether selling your note or keeping it is the best option for you.
2009 was a monumental year for the United States mortgage market.
The writing had been on the wall, but it seemed overnight the world came to the realization that housing prices in the US would not increase indefinitely.
Since 2009 tens of billions of dollars have been lost in mortgage investments, company after company has been forced out of business and the effects are still being felt.
Without notice mortgage originators have stopped creating sub-prime loans and this large group of buyers/borrowers is now left with nowhere to secure financing.
The writing had been on the wall, but it seemed overnight the world came to the realization that housing prices in the US would not increase indefinitely.
Since 2009 tens of billions of dollars have been lost in mortgage investments, company after company has been forced out of business and the effects are still being felt.
Without notice mortgage originators have stopped creating sub-prime loans and this large group of buyers/borrowers is now left with nowhere to secure financing.
Of course, creating a high quality note and mortgage or deed of trust is of primary importance.
We strongly suggest employing the services of a competent attorney to represent your interests in the sale and creation of the note and mortgage or deed of trust.
If you decide to finance the purchaser, you should negotiate the best possible terms and make sure your attorney drafts the documents.
The sale price should be nothing less than the properties fair market value.
There is no reason to discount the price if you are financing the purchaser.
We strongly suggest employing the services of a competent attorney to represent your interests in the sale and creation of the note and mortgage or deed of trust.
If you decide to finance the purchaser, you should negotiate the best possible terms and make sure your attorney drafts the documents.
The sale price should be nothing less than the properties fair market value.
There is no reason to discount the price if you are financing the purchaser.
The Mortgage Buyers, Inc. will pay you the highest cash price for your qualifying mortgage or trust deed investment.
Contact The Mortgage Buyer by email, fill out our convenient online form for a free no-obligation mortgage purchase proposal or call us today at 800-743-2274 to review your opportunities over the phone.
We look forward to hearing from you.
You will receive a substantial amount of money right now - enough to accomplish some major goals.
When you have cash and are liquid, you can handle emergency situations, take advantage of quick investment opportunities and are in a better position to negotiate the purchase of anything you are buying.
Contact The Mortgage Buyer by email, fill out our convenient online form for a free no-obligation mortgage purchase proposal or call us today at 800-743-2274 to review your opportunities over the phone.
We look forward to hearing from you.
You will receive a substantial amount of money right now - enough to accomplish some major goals.
When you have cash and are liquid, you can handle emergency situations, take advantage of quick investment opportunities and are in a better position to negotiate the purchase of anything you are buying.
A: A real estate receivable is a document (or documents) secured by real estate that obligates one individual or company to make payment(s) to another individual or company.
These receivables are created when a piece of real estate, such as a house, is sold.
The purchaser gives the seller a cash down payment and the balance is paid to the seller in periodic, usually monthly, installments.
Therefore, payments are made from the property purchaser (payor) to the property seller (payee).
The property seller, therefore, provides the financing to the purchaser the same way a bank normally does.
These receivables are created when a piece of real estate, such as a house, is sold.
The purchaser gives the seller a cash down payment and the balance is paid to the seller in periodic, usually monthly, installments.
Therefore, payments are made from the property purchaser (payor) to the property seller (payee).
The property seller, therefore, provides the financing to the purchaser the same way a bank normally does.
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