J&D Strong Note Investors, Inc. Provides Little-Known Option for Raising Cash

Camden-Wyoming, DE (PRWeb) April 7, 2007 -- As the real estate market continues to cool across most of the nation, more homeowners are opting to speed up the sale of their property by carrying notes -- in other words, acting as the lender and receiving monthly mortgage payments from the buyer instead of one lump sum at closing. But what happens when those note holders experience cash flow problems of their own?

One solution: Sell the notes through firms like J&D Strong Note Investors, Inc. (http://www.cash4cashflows.com/jdstrongnoteinvestors). Founded by cash flow specialist Joseph W. Strong, Jr., J&D Strong Note Investors is a brand-new company matching qualified note and cash flow holders with cash-rich investors to facilitate purchase agreements.

"Some people are content to hold their notes and are financially stable enough to wait a decade or more to collect the balance at a time when the value of their money will have dropped dramatically," Strong explained. "However, some develop immediate cash needs for things like medical or dental bills, school tuition or even a period of unemployment. Others would simply prefer to have the cash available to reinvest elsewhere. These are the people who may benefit from selling notes. We help them find the right buyers."

Attorneys, real estate agents and brokers, and other professionals involved in structuring sales of difficult properties can also call on J&D Strong Note Investors. The company helps clients create notes that can be liquidated at escrow closing or at a later date, depending on the client's needs -- and that can be helpful to home buyers who may have difficulty qualifying.

J&D Strong Note Investors works with holders of all types of notes and cash flows, including carry-back notes and trust deeds from sales of previous homes, second mortgages, business notes, mobile home notes, land notes, structured settlements, annuities, lottery and game winnings, bankruptcy cash-outs, viaticals and inheritances. All are valuable, but unless they are sold to note investors, they can only be received over time.

"Few people know that cash flow notes can be sold today or cash," said Strong. "Whether it's a real estate note created when selling a property, a business note created when selling a business or even a structured settlement, there are thousands of notes out there that could be turned into cash. Our job is to help clients do just that."

About J&D Strong Note Investors, Inc.
With a mission of helping clients move through financial problems into financial security, J&D Strong Note Investors matches note holders with investors to liquidate cash notes quickly and easily. With the launch of its Web site, the company is prepared to expand its network of note holders and investors nationwide. Those wishing to receive more information about the note investment industry, including in-depth reports, can join the J&D Strong Note Investors mailing list at http://www.cash4cashflows.com/jdstrongnoteinvestors.

Contact:
Joseph W. Strong, Jr.
J&D Strong Note Investors, Inc.
Tel: 302-697-4220
Fax: 866-697-4230
http://www.cash4cashflows.com/jdstrongnoteinvestors

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