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INTERACTIVE FORMS ON THE STEPPED PAYMENT CD-ROM
A supplement to the book, Owner Will
Carry, by Broadbent & Rosenberg
- Agreement for Performance Deed of Trust
Chapter 14 pages 159-161. As a guarantor with loan liability but no ownership
interest, here's how to protect yourself if the note borrower defaults.
- Collateral Note and Pledge Agreement
When personal property is used as collateral to secure a note.
- Credit Report Authorization
For you to assume a seller carryback note, you authorize a credit report.
- Credit Report Authorization (on note payor)
When buying a note, borrowers authorize you to check their credit.
- Memorandum (to record) a Note Modification (secured by Deed of Trust)
Chapter 6 page 96. Show that note was modified on the County records.
- Modification of Promissory Note
Chapter 6 page 95. Example of form filled in.
- Non Acceleration Letter to Lender
Chapter 12 pages 142-144. To senior lien holder when buying a note.
- Promissory Note in "Plain English" & Deed of Trust in
"Plain English"
We're still working on a few words, but mostly no lawyer language.
- Promissory Note (unsecured/installment with bankruptcy language)
What happens if the payor declares bankruptcy on an unsecured note?
- Promissory Note (interest only) Secured by Pledge of Collateral
Collect on a note secured by personal property (collateral)
- Notice of Balloon Payment Due (required by law in CA)
Chapter 5 page 68. This is a good idea to use in any state.
- Straight Note
Chapter 4 page 56.
ARTICLES ON THE STEPPED PAYMENT CD-ROM
- The importance of Loan to Value (LTV).
- Who Benefits from Stepped Payments?
- The Case for Stepped Payments.
- Donating a Note to Charity: Opinion Letter from a tax attorney.
In addition to the Chapters and pages noted above, in our book, Owner Will
Carry, the following Chapter and page locations are where stepped payments can
be used:
Chapter 2: Negotiations
- Page 32 - The time value of money. "More sooner is better."
Chapter 5: Balloon Payments
- Pages 70-72 - Stepped payments explained with an example
- Page 74 - As an alternative to bi-weekly payments
- Page 76 - To increase equity
Chapter 6: To Keep, Sell or Exchange? That Is The Question
- Page 93 - Restructuring a note to increase yield
Chapter 8: What's Wrong With an 80-10-10 Sale?
- Page 110 - Why balloon payments may be dangerous
Chapter 9: How To Reduce the Seller's Risk When Carrying Back a Note
- Pages 118 & 119 - The high cost of refinancing
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Creative Solutions, Inc.
Licensed Broker CA Dept. of Real Estate Licnese #00337099
SINGLE AGENCY REAL ESTATE REPRESENTATION
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