We believe in the win-win philosophy of you win, I win and both of us walk away from the transaction happy, prosperous and satisfied. Keith D. Harris is an expert in private real estate financing. He has counseled individuals and companies in structuring private paper transactions and turning private paper assets into cash.
Mr. Harris' specialties include: assisting other professionals with structuring quick sales of difficult properties for their clients, through the creation of notes which can be liquidated for cash at the close of escrow ("simultaneous closings"); disposing of existing notes to achieve cash liquidity for clients; and structuring transactions whereby private paper can be used in lieu of cash towards achieving investment or personal acquisition objectives.
Mr. Harris' specialties include: assisting other professionals with structuring quick sales of difficult properties for their clients, through the creation of notes which can be liquidated for cash at the close of escrow ("simultaneous closings"); disposing of existing notes to achieve cash liquidity for clients; and structuring transactions whereby private paper can be used in lieu of cash towards achieving investment or personal acquisition objectives.
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In 1996 I sold a commercial property for $1.5 million. The buyer gave me $300,000 as a down payment and I financed the balance. I needed cash for another investment and I contacted Harris Note Investors, In 2001, they bought the note and offered me a good buy out price for my note, and closed very quickly.
You have sold your business. You didn't get all cash like you were hoping, but you did get a nice note secured by the assets of your business and a personal guarantee from the buyer and spouse. Now, what are you going to do? Do you have enough liquid cash for the down payment on a new business, to make investments or pay off personal debts?
A copy of the closing statement when property was sold, showing disbursement of funds (HUD settlement statement, etc). A copy of borrowers hazard (fire) insurance policy, naming the note holder as a loss payee or mortgagee, if available. A copy of a Lenders title insurance policy, issued at the time of closing on the sale of the property (not a commitment), if available.
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