Trust Deed Investing

Trust deed investing is still  one of the  relatively safest investments you can make that also offers you a high return.

Finding the choice investment in trust deeds can be a tedious job for the uninitiated. Successfully accomplishing it on your own can be difficult.

Using a trust deed investment professional can lower your cost, expand the marketplace for you and increase your return tremendously.

Trimark Funding, Inc. provides you with unique opportunities to invest in high-yield individual trust deeds secured by real estate.

Trimark Funding provides the private investor with loans that are secured by trust deeds on real estate and are supported with the borrower's personal guarantee.

As a valued investor, Trimark Funding supports you, and assists you through every stage of the trust deed purchase which includes sharing the due diligence performed by Trimark, all documentation and making arrangements for trust deed loan servicing.

The decision on whether or not to approve a loan is primarily based on the amount of equity in the property.  If the real estate property has the required equity, adjusted for the current economic environment, then Trimark measures and analyzes the borrower's characteristics and ability to repay the loan.  

All trust deeds for sale are insured by a reputable nationwide Title Insurance Company, and Trimark Funding reviews all appraisals to confirm values prior to loan approval.

All costs that are related to underwriting, documentation and servicing of the loan are paid by the borrower.

Every investor receives a loan summary that includes:

• Loan terms

• Property serving as collateral

• Details about the borrower/guarantor

Call 1-888-274-2927 toll free now for more information.
 

Trust Deed Investing Tip:

"Trust deed investments can provide an excellent return but remember, the risk of a trust deed investment is yours. Therefore, you may wish to discuss the investment with an MLB (Mortgage Loan Broker) or other qualified professional before committing your funds!"

Source:  California Department of Real Estate