You sold the property. Now you're waiting years to get paid.
DeedBrook buys seller-financed notes, deeds of trust, and bonds for deed. If you're collecting monthly payments on a property you sold, you don't have to wait for the last one to get your money.
No cost. No obligation. You talk to the owner, not a call center.
- FreeNo application or appraisal fees
- Your choiceSell all of it, or just part
- About 30 daysTypical time to close
Does this sound like you?
- You sold a house, a rental, or a piece of land and carried the financing yourself
- The buyer sends you a payment every month, and has for a while now
- You'd rather have the money now — for a roof, a medical bill, a business, tuition, or simply peace of mind
- You've inherited a note from a parent or relative and don't want to manage it
- You're tired of chasing late payments, tracking insurance and taxes, and handling the paperwork
If any of that fits, a call is worth fifteen minutes of your time.
Three things to know up front
It costs you nothing to find out.
Quotes are free. There's no application fee, no appraisal fee, and no obligation to accept.
You decide how much to sell.
Take cash for all of your remaining payments, or sell just a portion and keep the rest of the income.
Most closings take about 30 days.
Some move faster. We'll tell you the honest timeline for your note before you commit to anything.
Why people call DeedBrook
I'm Smith Washington Jr. DeedBrook is my company, based right here in Lake Charles. When you call, you talk to me — not a call center, not a rotating list of representatives.
You're being asked to send your original note and mortgage to a stranger, and there are a lot of strangers in this industry who will never tell you their name. I'll tell you mine.
Straight answers about what we do
We look at your note, the property behind it, and the buyer's payment record, and we tell you what your payments are worth in cash today. If the number works for you, we handle the title work, the paperwork, and the closing. If it doesn't, you've lost nothing but a phone call.
We won't pressure you. Notes are usually a family decision, and the good ones are still there next month.
Find out what your note is worth
Fifteen minutes on the phone. No cost, no obligation, and you'll talk to the owner.