How to Sell a Trust Deed

Are you thinking about the possibility of selling a trust deed note? If so, we can help you confidently and securely sell your trust deed at the highest market price. The Mortgage Buyer, Inc. has been helping people sell their trust deed notes for over twenty years. Our President, John A. Avenia, encourages every trust deed holder to make their own decision about what selling their trust deed accomplishes for them. We are always happy to answer all of your questions and help structure the sale of your trust deed to meet as many of your goals as possible.

Trust Deed Sale Options

Most trust deed holders don’t realize they have multiple options available when considering the sale of their trust deed note. The fact is, as experienced trust deed investors we can offer you customized trust deed sale options to meet any of your needs. The most popular sale way to sell a trust deed note is our full sale option. A full trust deed sale is most popular because it completely liquidates the trust deed investment and produces the highest cash sale price.

In some situations, the characteristics of the note or the property securing it make a full sale of the trust deed either impossible or impractical. In those situations trust deed holders can still raise the cash they need by selling a portion of the remaining payments, rather than all of them. Our partial sale option gives trust deed holders the chance to receive the cash they want now, while also retaining an investment in the trust deed for valuable future income. If your goal is to raise a specific amount of capital from your trust deed, our partial sale option may produces the best overall results.

The Mortgage Buyer is available to help determine which trust deed sale option will provide the best results for you. Take advantage of our trust deed sales experience by emailing our President, John Avenia, or calling him at (800) 618-2485. John will give you the opportunity to ask questions that will enable you to make a confident decision on how to best sell your trust deed note investment.

Trust Deed Sale Facts

With mortgage interest rates still extremely low there may never be a better time to sell a trust deed note. You see, the market value of your trust deed is inversely related to the general interest rate environment. This means that as interest rates increase, the market value of your trust deed falls - and as interest rates fall, the market value of your trust deed will increase. It is our belief that future interest rates will eventually begin to rise, which is why we believe the value of your trust deed note will never be higher and there will never be a better time than now to liquidate it.