I registered on TRUST DEED SCREENS, now what?

Once we have received your request for registration then, I would need to speak with you to make sure trust deeds are a suitable investment for you. Our firm requires that you earn $70k or more a year or that your net worth is greater than $250,000 (excluding the equity in your primary residence) in order to invest in trust deeds.  We verbally go over this information and you will be required to complete a form to based on this information. This is required by the CA BRE (California Bureau of Real Estate). No you do not have to provide a tax return or financial statement, only attest to the accuracy of the information in writing.
I am usually available until about 9 p.m. and can answer any questions you may have. My cell number is 916-505-5663.

How do I reserve a trust deed?

Trust deeds are reserved on a first come first serve basis. Contact us directly to reserve a trust deed.

What is the process a trust deed goes through?

The typical work process of a loan goes something like this:
Initial interview with the borrower, preapproval letter sent, borrower gets into contract, due diligence ensues (credit, preliminary title report review, property review, valuation analysis, etc), loan documents are made, loan documents are signed, signed loan documents are reviewed, the original signed note and other funding conditions are received, disclosures are sent to you, the investor, for Docusign, the investor (you) wires the money to escrow, the loan is now done. What happens next? The per diem interest, if any, is sent from escrow to the servicer and the servicer sends the per diem interest and all future payments and payoff monies directly to your account.