Trust Deed Investing

Trust deed investing is still  one of the  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 team to find, structure, buy and help arrange servicing for your trust deed can lower your cost, expand the marketplace for you, lower your risk and increase your return tremendously.

We provide you with unique opportunities to invest in high-yield individual trust deeds secured by real estate supported with the borrower's personal guarantee.

We save you time, money and effort by spending thousands of dollars every month to search for these lending opportunities and sifting through hundreds of loan scenarios just to find one choice investment with a high yield, structured to reduce risk and improve the safety of your investment. 

All this is done by experienced professionals who are available to answer your questions and help you throughout the life of the investment. 

For our private investor clients who require high returns for reasonable financial risks, we provide custom created trust deeds that earn 12% or more annually and are structured to reduce risk 6 different ways.

Unlike most existing trust deeds created by seller carry back financing, our trust deeds are specifically structured to address issues of risk that should concern all investors in today's challenging economy. 

Our loans for sale include the following features to help control risk:

1.       Lots of Equity - at least 40 - 50% of value to offset potential declines in property value or to recover your investment 

2.       Prepaid for Up to One Year - extra security with a portion of the loan proceeds held in escrow in case borrower experiences financial trouble 

3.       1st Trust Deeds Only - superior control in the event you need to recover your investment and exit 

4.       Non-owner Occupied Properties Only - more options for protecting, controlling and retrieving your investment 

5.       Rental Income - cash flow from income producing  properties can help borrower maintain payments or help investor offset loss of monthly payments

6.       Prepayment Fee - compensates for the risk of having to reinvest at a lower rate if the borrower repays early

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underwriting, documentation and 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 we measure and analyze the borrower's characteristics and ability to repay the loan.  

All of this information is gathered, shared and discussed with the investor as well. 

Trimark and its network of service partners supports you, and helps you buy trust deeds by preparing, then sharing the research, due diligence and documentation and making arrangements for the  loan servicing of trust deeds, if requested.

Loan servicing includes the back-office tasks of collecting payments from borrowers, disbursing payments to the investor, mailing required notices, monitoring the status of senior liens and encumbrances, maintaining adequate borrower insurance coverage, and coordinating foreclosure proceedings if necessary.

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.

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Then call 1-877-695-4900  toll free for more information on how to buy trust deeds safely and profitably.
 

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