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Re: WARD: Bought the Jr., how do I calculate what's owed?

Posted by steve on July 19, 2003 at 12:24 AM

In Reply to: WARD: Bought the Jr., how do I calculate what's owed? posted by a Polish guy from L.A. on July 19, 2003 at 10:16 AM

take a look at the terms contained in the note

when you bought the note - the former beneficiary should have given you a statement of account

use the info from those two sources and an amortization schedulde to figure out what is owed

if you get lost - you could probably ask a CPA or even the ecrow companies can help

good luck
steve


: Ward,

: I successfully purchased a 2nd TD in Oct. '02. The
: balance on it was $19,000. I bought it for $6,000.
: This was my first deal.

: Now the house is in escrow. (Booya)

: Is there a "basic" calculation method that you use to
: come up with a Total Due on this?

: Escrow is asking for a payoff.

: Thanks in advance for any help.



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