If you are seeking real estate loans – sometimes referred to as fiduciary mortgage loans – First Probate Loans can help you with reliable, secured trust deed investing opportunities – loans secured by real estate in the State of California.
- High yield: earn 9-15% annually
- Adjustable and fixed rates available
- Short- and long-term; six months to 15 years
- Single note or portfolio of notes
- Conservative loan-to-value, with a 60 percent maximum
- Range of note sizes: $20,000 – $2 million
Your investment is secured whether the borrower pays on time or not, based on the equity in the asset and the low loan-to-value ratio. And with First Probate Loans’ president maintaining a quarter century of experience in trust deed investments, you can count on knowledgeable, professional service.
Benefits of Trust Deed Investing with California’s First Probate Loans
- Receipt of an amortized schedule on notes
- Prompt payment disbursal
- ACH deposits available
- Assistance with payoffs and other service functions
- Investor control over terms of the California trust deed investment, including types of property, location, period of time for payback, interest rate
- No mortgage pools
Vested on each note and deed of trust, investors receive a promissory note, recorded deed of trust, policy of title insurance/endorsement insuring position as beneficiary, and fire insurance policy endorsement upon close of escrow.
Improve Your Portfolio With Real Estate Loans Secured by California Real Estate
Trust deed investments, loans secured by real estate in California, can be excellent investment vehicles for those supervising a profit sharing, pension or family trust, or for individuals with an IRA, 401(k) or SEP looking to earn higher interest rates.
If you are uncomfortable with the volatility of the stock market, want an investment vehicle that provides monthly cash flow, and want to get the most for your money, contact First Probate Loans for information on its trust deed investment program. Start earning outstanding returns today.
For more information on trust deed investments secured by real estate in California, read the State of California Bureau of Real Estate’s brochure, “Trust Deed Investments: What You Should Know.”
