National Note Buyer, DICARO & ASSOCIATES, Buys Poorly Written Land Contract in Michigan Secured by Mobile Home with Land
PR Web
Lansing, MI (PRWEB) May 28, 2014
DICARO & ASSOCIATES, LLC purchases a sloppily written land contract secured by a 15 acre farm with an old mobile home. A farm in northern Michigan has been in Jason Dune's family for over 50 years. When he acquired a real estate note after his father's passing, he decided to sell it only to find that no company wanted to work with him because the only document he could provide was a poorly written land contract.
DICARO & ASSOCIATES was the only company willing to work with Mr. Dune to clean up the asset and pay him cash today. "If you are trying to sell a note or trying to sell a land contract, you had better document every little detail about the transaction, otherwise you will have an uphill battle selling the contract" says Nicholas di Caro, Senior Investment Partner for DICARO & ASSOCIATES, LLC.
Specifically, one of the major hurdles above a lack of documentation was a cloud on title that took an additional 2 months to resolve with attorneys and the creation of new documents. At the end of the day, DICARO & ASSOCIATES was able to get a new lender's title insurance policy issued and successfully purchased the land contract for a lump sum of cash today.
Costs Are Main Barrier to Body Contouring After Bariatric Surgery
Advisor News
- Three estate planning ideas to protect your clients and their wealth
- What advisors must know about accessible client documents
- Your client texted. Now what? The compliance rules advisors better know
- Helping small-business owners build, grow and exit
- Help women break through their retirement roadblocks
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- State Auditor James Brown Kicks Off Life Insurance Awareness Month With Policy Locator Tool
- Wink: Annuity sales post strong Q2, led by MYGAs and structured products
- Legacy Marketing Group partners with Malibu Life USA for annuity launch
- Best’s Market Segment Report: Global Life/Annuity Reinsurers Remained Poised for Steady Growth
- When technology becomes easy to rent, what still separates life and annuity carriers?
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
Life Insurance News