November 27, 2007

Simultaneous Closing - Sell Home Faster and Get Cash at Closing with Simultaneous Closing Technique

Simultaneous closing is one of owner financing/seller financing techniques used by many investors to help them sell their properties faster and get cash at closing. Simultaneous closing is also called "Simo" closing or simultaneous close. This technique works at any market regardless housing market is good or bad. As a home seller, if you got a home to sell quickly, you may want to consider using as part of your techniques.

By using owner financing or , you can market your home or real estate property for sale to get much more interested buyers .

What is Simultaneous Closing and ?

Simultaneous Closing is a real estate seller financing technique, whereby the private mortgage note created by the seller is simultaneously sold to a on closing.

There are three main parties involved in this transactions:

1) a home seller who is also a ;
2) a home buyer who buys home with seller or owner financing;
3) a note buyer, also called .

In additional, there is a real estate attorney or sometimes a title company to help the transaction. There are may also have real estate agents involved in  the deal to represent home seller or buyer.

Typically, the terms of the note are agreed upon between the  home seller/note seller and the home buyer with some suggestions from the note buyer. On closing day, two transactions take place: a real estate transaction and a note purchase transaction, almost simultaneously.

The home seller/note seller's main motivation for using this technique is to obtain cash on closing or shortly after, instead of receiving the proceeds from the sale over a period of years.

The home buyer's motivation is to obtain more lenient financing from the home seller, especially when credit issues are or have been a problem to get a conventional mortgage loan.

The note buyer is looking for the cash flow from the mortgage note. He has to make sure that he doesn't get too involved in this transaction and thereby appear to be acting as a lender, which he usually is not.

Some title companies are not familiar with this type of transaction and may not be inclined to accept it. They may simply need to review the process with an attorney.

What Are the ?

a. Benefits to home Seller / Note Seller Using Simultaneous Closing:

1. Seller can broaden their buyer base to reach the home buyers who cannot get a conventional home mortgage;
2. Seller can sell property faster to reduce the holding costs and be more profitable;
3. Seller can use simultaneous close to get cash at closing and quickly move to other investment deals;
4. When seller uses silmutenous close, the risk of home buyer default on mortgage payment is transferred to the note buyer;
5. Seasoned real estate investors can use simultaneous closing technique to buy and sell properties and make profit without using any of their own money.
 
b. Benefits to home Buyer Using Simultaneous Closing:

1. Home buyer can use this technique to buyer home or property without go through the hassel to get a conventional loan. This is very helpful for real estate investors who own more than 4 properties and cannot get a conventional loan anymore, or home buyers who have good income but with bad credit.
2. Home buyers can save money on the costs of finance at the closing table mainly the loan origination fee.

c. Benefits to Note Buyer / Note Investor Using Simultaneous Closing:

The note buyer can come in to make profit buy investing his/her money to get his/her targeted yield of the investment. But, the note buyer will have risk if there is home buyer default on mortgage payment in the future. Note buyers should enough knowledge and expereince to setup deals to prevent and to protect his/her investment on buying mortgage notes.

As a home seller, you will ask “How do I know if simultaneous closing is for me?” and “if it is for me, what is my next steps?”. Stay tune, I will discuss about them in my next post on simultaneous closing. You can bookmark this page, or simply subscribe my free report on simultaneous closing by entering your name nad email address here. I will send you a copy of my free report on simultaneous closing by email.

 

 

 

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Important Owner Financing Strategies A Home Seller Needs To Understand

How To Protect You From Buyer Default When Selling Your Home With Owner Financing

Top 10 mistakes made when selling your home with owner financing

How to Do Owner Financing and the Eleven Rules You Must NOT Break to Protect You from Buyer Default

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March 3, 2008

Jason said:

I have put a house under contract, with the intentions of reselling it. I have a buyer in place with 10% down, paying FMV, and 9.99% with a 3 year balloon. Credit not pulled yet.
What criteria are you looking for in the notes you purchase.
Look forward to your reply.

March 6, 2008

John W said:

Jason,
thanks for posing your question here.

As most note buyers will not do, I also do not like to buy notes that are junior liens. If we do, the discount will be very larger because the risk to buy junior lien is very risk for buy default.

In general, note buyers will use following criteria to buy notes:
1. Loan to value
2. mortgage payment history for past 12 months if it is a seasoned note. But yours is simultaneous closing, you should expect larger discount from note buyer.
3. Borrower's credit score
4. Note Buyer's own target return to investment value (ITV)
Hope this help you.
5. Property conditions
6. Borrower's capacity to make the mortgage payment

John

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