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Get a Free, No-Obligation Estimate on Your Note

If you sold Texas property with owner financing and would rather have a lump sum than wait on monthly payments, share a few details below. You work directly with the buyer, not a broker, and there’s no cost and no pressure to accept.

Your contact information

Your full name, so we know who we're working with.

Where we can send your estimate and follow-up questions.

A good number to reach you if a quick call is easier.

Whether you'd rather we reach out by email, phone, or text.

About your note

For example, a mortgage/deed of trust note, a contract for deed, a land contract, or a wraparound.

The Texas county where the property securing the note is located.

The state where the property sits (we focus on Texas).

Roughly the payoff amount still owed today.

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The interest rate written into the note.

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The amount the payer pays you each month (principal and interest).

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Is the payer current, behind, or in default? An honest answer helps us give a realistic estimate.

Is your note in first position, or is there another loan ahead of it?

The date the note is scheduled to be paid in full, if you have it.

Sell all of your remaining payments, or just some of them (a partial)?

Optional details

The more you can share, the faster and more accurate our review will be, but none of these are required.

The principal amount the note started at when it was first created.

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Roughly how many monthly payments are left until the note matures.

About how many payments have been made; this 'seasoning' helps our review.

Does the note have a large lump sum due at the end?

Who created the note originally, usually you as the seller.

The date the note was created or the sale closed, if you know it.

If you have a number in mind, share it, it's helpful but not required.

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Optional, it helps us know what’s working.

Property type, repairs, your timing, or anything else we should know.

Submitting this form does not obligate you to sell your note and does not obligate Booth Group LLC to purchase it. Any amount, price, or estimate we discuss is a preliminary, non-binding indication only and is subject to verification, due diligence, and review of the note, payment history, and underlying property and title. A purchase price becomes binding only upon a written purchase agreement signed by both parties. There is no cost and no obligation to request an estimate. We keep the information you submit confidential and use it only to evaluate your note. This is not financial, legal, or tax advice; please consult your own advisors.

What we buy

  • Promissory notes secured by a Texas deed of trust on a house, homesite, or acreage
  • Owner-financed land notes, including raw and rural tracts
  • Wraparound (wrap) notes, where we pay off the underlying loan at closing
  • Owelty of partition liens from a Texas divorce decree
  • Whole notes, or a set number of payments (a partial sale)
  • Performing notes, and in many cases notes where the payer has fallen behind

Not sure yet? Read first

Before you send the form

What happens after I send the form?

Alex reads it personally, usually the same day, and replies by email within one business day with either a preliminary estimate or the one or two questions needed to get there. There is no automated quote and no sales call.

Do I need to send documents to get an estimate?

Not to start. The form asks for the basics: the type of instrument, the property and county, the balance, the rate, and how the payer has paid. A firm number later depends on the note, the recorded deed of trust, and a payment history, but the first conversation does not.

Is the estimate a binding offer?

No. Any figure we discuss is preliminary and subject to reviewing the documents, title, and the property. A price becomes binding only when both sides sign a written purchase agreement, and you can stop at any point before that.

How long does it take to close and get paid?

It depends on the file. Once you accept an estimate and we have the documents, title work and any payoff on an underlying loan set the pace, and a clean file usually closes within a few weeks. We give you a realistic timeline for your note rather than a fixed promise. Funds are wired at closing.

Do you buy notes anywhere in Texas?

Yes. We are based in Midland and buy statewide, with most of our notes in West Texas, the Permian Basin, and East Texas. We do not buy notes on property outside Texas.

Will you contact my payer?

Not during the estimate. If we move to closing, the payer is notified of the transfer of servicing as Texas law and the note require, and payments continue to a licensed servicer. Nothing changes for the payer except where the payment goes.