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Many of the articles and posts below about mortgage notes and other promissory notes have been published in the periodicals of various county bar associations, realtor groups, and builder/developer organizations throughout the U.S. Seascape Capital serves as real estate note buyers (private mortgage buyers) and occasionally as a real estate note broker in the purchase of nearly any type of promissory note.

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Understanding the Note Purchase Agreement: Best Practices and Tips

Introduction to the Note Purchase Agreement Agreements are essential for guiding transactions and defending the interests of stakeholders in the financial and investment industries. A notable contract in the world of securities and capital markets is the “Note Purchase Agreement.” This in-depth tutorial will cover the finer points of what a Note Purchase Agreement is,

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Secured vs Unsecured Promissory Notes: Which Is Right for You?

When lending money, it’s critical to establish the terms of the loan using a legal instrument called a promissory note. This agreement spells up the borrower’s promise to repay the lender under certain conditions. Promissory notes, on the other hand, can take several forms, the most frequent of which are secured and unsecured. We’ll look

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Understanding the Differences: Mortgage Note vs Deed of Trust

When it comes to buying or refinancing a home, you’ll inevitably come across a bunch of complex-sounding terms and legal documents. Two of the most crucial ones are the Mortgage Note and the Deed of Trust. These documents play a vital role in the world of real estate transactions, but what exactly are they, and

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Empower Your Homeownership: Knowing Your Mortgage Holder

One of the most important things about becoming a homeowner is knowing who owns your mortgage. The organization that has the legal rights to your house loan is known as the mortgage holder. This entity has the authority to decide what to do with your loan account, collect late fines, and collect mortgage payments. For

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Understanding the Hypothecation Loan in Real Estate and Mortgages

There are numerous phrases and ideas in real estate and mortgages that might be perplexing. Hypothecation is one such phrase. This article will define hypothecation, explain how it is used, why it is utilized, and compare it to other legal concepts like mortgages, assignments, and liens. What is the definition of hypothecation in real estate?

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What is a balloon payment mortgage?

The largest investment most people make in their lifetime is buying a house. Beyond the obvious items like finding a house that you like in a good neighborhood, you will want to find a mortgage loan that is appropriate for you. A balloon payment mortgage is one choice that prospective homeowners can take into account.

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Contract Alienation Clause: Understanding the Consequences

Contracts are a critical component of the business sector since they serve as lawfully enforceable agreements between parties. Each contract contains a few arrangements that outline the agreement’s terms and each party’s commitments. One example of such a provision is the alienation clause found in most property loan agreements. In this post, we are going

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Should I Keep or Sell My Mortgage Note?

Evaluating whether or not to keep your mortgage note can be a difficult decision. Alan Noblitt from Seascape Capital walks you through the benefit and risks of holding off or selling your mortgage note. Learn the some of the things to consider when making the choice.  

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The Price of Ignorance

Hear no evil, speak no evil, and see no evil. Should that be the new slogan of the U.S. general public, as we allow our politicians to rip apart the economy of our country? While we know that most politicians ignore reality, history, and basic math, the American public seems to do much of the

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A Lousy Real Estate Investment

Will some people never learn?  Everyone should recall the collapse of the mortgage-backed securities market, as real estate prices plunged just a few short years ago.  Belatedly, investors found out that declining home values mixed with homeowners who could never truly afford to buy a house made for lousy investments.  The investors were left holding

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