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Sell a California Real Estate Note

FK Capital Fund Inc. reviews opportunities to purchase real estate-secured notes in California, including seller-financed notes, private money notes, trust deed investments, and other promissory notes secured by residential, commercial, multifamily, or land collateral.

Note sellers may include private lenders, trust deed investors, real estate investors, brokers, or property sellers who carried back financing and now want liquidity instead of continuing to collect payments over time.

Pricing depends on the unpaid principal balance, interest rate, payment history, borrower profile, property value, lien position, title condition, collateral type, loan documents, seasoning, and overall risk profile. Every note is reviewed on its own facts, and any purchase offer remains subject to due diligence and final approval.

How the Note Purchase Process Works

1. Initial Review: Call (949) 940-0114 or complete the form below so FK Capital can review the note, property, borrower, payment history, and collateral.
2. Preliminary Pricing: If the note appears to fit, FK Capital may provide preliminary pricing based on yield, collateral value, lien position, payment performance, and risk.
3. Due Diligence: FK Capital reviews the note, deed of trust, title, payment history, valuation support, borrower information, and related documents.
4. Closing: If due diligence is acceptable and terms are agreed, the note purchase can close through the appropriate assignment, endorsement, escrow, and funding process.

Submit a Note for Review

Complete the form below to submit a California real estate-secured note for preliminary review. Please provide as much detail as possible regarding the note, borrower, collateral, payment history, lien position, and available supporting documents.

If available, please also upload or provide copies of the note, deed of trust, payment history, closing statement, appraisal or valuation support, title information, and any modifications, extensions, or related loan documents.