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If you were the seller of the business, you can sell your business note to a business note buyer or broker. These are investors who purchase business notes, loans and other types of financial agreements.

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If you have tried to create and sell business notes, you likely already understand how challenging it can be. So what makes a borrower viable when a person or company wants to create a valuable business note to sell on the secondary market, and more importantly, what is the business note buyer looking for?

Also, in some cases, keep in mind that some business loans do not even have tangible collateral such as: a client list or shares in a company, etc. When it comes to repossessing this type of collateral in the case of default, it could become extremely tricky to accomplish. It is definitely not like repossessing a car or foreclosing on a property.

This also goes for the down payment as well. If you cannot prove that money exchanged hands, you will have a tough time maximizing your profits when selling the business loan to an investor. Also, if you receive money orders from the borrower, simply make photocopies prior to cashing them. There is no need to make copies if you deposit the money orders into your bank account (as this will be reflected in the bank statements).

Executing the above-mentioned suggestions will lay a strong foundation for engineering a high-value business loan that will successfully sell on the secondary market. Also, always use an attorney to draw up the closing documents (i.e. the actual note, the asset purchase agreement, and most importantly the security agreement).

We discuss recent purchase activity by business investors in the market for single-family homes and consider the possible benefits and risks of this activity. In terms of benefits, business investor activity has likely aided the recovery in certain housing markets by helping to clear the inventory of vacant and foreclosed homes, which may also have supported house prices in markets where that activity was concentrated. Investors have also funded much-needed renovations of a sizable portion of the housing stock. Moreover, large investors may make the rental market for single-family homes more efficient by investing in new platforms for property management, marketing, and servicing, and by expanding the number of single-family homes for rent in relatively attractive neighborhoods--at least in some cities.

Given the small aggregate share of homes held by business investors and investors' currently low leverage ratios, we think that their activity to date probably is not a significant source of risk to financial stability. However, a future appreciable increase the extent of investor holdings and leverage, or unforeseen difficulties in managing such large single-family-rental inventories, could raise financial stability risks by increasing the odds of financial distress amongst a large number of investors, the institutions providing their funding, and homeowners in affected markets. In particular, it will be important to monitor the development of markets for bonds backed by rental-income streams for the development of potentially destabilizing structures or concentrated exposures.

Business Investor Home Purchase Activity

Information on home purchases by business investors can be obtained by looking at the names of the buyers in records of purchase transactions. Using real estate transactions data from CoreLogic, analysts at Amherst Holdings estimate the share of single-family homes purchased by business investors increased from less than one percent in 2004 to nearly 6-1/2 percent at the end of 2012, as shown in Figure 1. Preliminary readings suggest that this share remained high in early 2013. The most rapid increase occurred from 2007 to 2009, when house prices were plummeting and foreclosures were skyrocketing. This increase was largely driven by small and medium-sized business investors, shown in orange and green. The share purchased by the largest investors, defined as businesses purchasing more than 200 homes since 2000, and shown in blue, also stepped up in those years, but jumped more significantly in the past two years.

Recent business investor activity has been concentrated in certain metropolitan areas (MSAs). Table 1 lists business investor activity in 2012 in the 20 MSAs that are included in the Case-Shiller index. More than 16 percent of all the homes sold in Atlanta in 2012 were purchased by business investors, as were 14 percent in Phoenix and 11 percent in Las Vegas. For the most part, business investors of different sizes tend to purchase homes in the same metropolitan areas.

We analyze the determinants of business investor purchase shares using the data from Amherst Holdings merged with metropolitan area data, as well as by reading the financial reports of publicly traded investors and reading news and other reports on private investors. Our analysis suggests that investors have been drawn to certain metropolitan markets in part because of their low price-to-rent ratios. Such markets appear to offer a higher potential return to buying a home and renting it out. As shown in Figure 2, metropolitan areas with lower price-to-rent ratios in 2011 tended to attract larger investor purchases in 2012. Indeed, the five metro areas with unusually large investor shares of home purchases, shown in red, all have fairly low price-to-rent ratios. The two metro areas with the highest purchase shares, Atlanta and Phoenix, are located significantly above the trend line, suggesting that other factors also influenced investors' decisions. One of those factors appears to have been the availability of foreclosed homes because business investors tend to buy properties at foreclosure auctions, where they can purchase homes at distressed values.

The five metropolitan areas with a high level of business investor activity had a larger ratio of properties for sale at foreclosure auctions to homes for sale than in the U.S. as a whole. For example, the ratio of foreclosure auctions relative to homes for sale in 2012 was just over 5 in Atlanta and just under 6.5 in Phoenix, compared to an average ratio of 2.6 for the U.S. as a whole. Many investors also cite the outlook for economic and employment growth, which is, for example, more positive in Atlanta and Phoenix than in Detroit or Cleveland, as an important factor in determining investor home purchase shares within metropolitan areas. Within metropolitan areas, investors also reportedly seek out homes in family-friendly neighborhoods with good schools, and they have typically purchased homes with three to four bedrooms in the $100,000 to $200,000 price range. 17dc91bb1f