DICARO & ASSOCIATES, LLC Announces the Ability to Purchase Notes, Mortgages, and Trust Deeds Secured by Churches
Houston, TX (PRWEB) June 30, 2014 -- Anyone receiving payments by a church group from the sale of a church building can now sell those future payments to DICARO & ASSOCIATES, LLC for a lump sum of cash today. When it comes to buying a building to use for religious services, often times, church groups have challenges financing the purchase. Because of this, a seller financed real estate note is the only solution for financing. The problem arises when the person or group selling the building and financing the purchase needs cash upfront to accomplish their goals.
Until recently, those receiving payments from a church group did not have an outlet to raise capital through the sale of their private owner financed mortgage note or deed of trust. The main reason for this was due to the large amount of perceived risk that investors saw from church groups. DICARO & ASSOCIATES, LLC founder, Nicholas di Caro, understands these risks through this statement: “Running a church organization successfully is no different than running a successful business. If the numbers make sense, then we will do the deal.”
Nicholas di Caro is the Senior Investment Partner for DICARO & ASSOCIATES, LLC. Operating in all 50 states from their Chicago, Illinois location, they invest in performing and non-performing real estate notes from $5,000 to $5,000,000. They are actively buying privately held mortgage notes, deeds of trust, and land contracts secured by single family residences, mobile homes with land, and commercial properties. Most recently they have expanded their purchasing ability for billboard ground leases and cell phone tower leases. They have the ability to buy notes that other companies have denied, in addition to providing creative purchase options that are new to the industry. Learn more at http://www.nicholasdicaro.com
Nicholas di Caro, DICARO & ASSOCIATES, LLC, http://www.nicholasdicaro.com, 312-252-1981, [email protected]
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