What is a mortgage bond? Is it better than buying a mortgage?

1 year ago
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A mortgage bond is a bond backed by a pool of mortgages on a real estate asset such as a house. More generally, bonds which are secured by the pledge of specific assets are called mortgage bonds. Mortgage bonds can pay interest in either monthly, quarterly or semiannual periods.

If you do not have a lot of experience with buying mortgages it is much better to purchase a bond from Alamo Mortgage Holdings, Ltd. Our bonds are secured by packages of mortgages in the United States in the State of Texas.

The answer is the rates that Alamo Mortgage Holdings, Ltd offers to our bond buyers and in most cases you will get a better result compared to the time it takes to learn how to correctly purchase mortgages and to collect the payments.

Alamo Mortgage Holdings offers notes that are 12 to 60 month terms (longer term bonds also are available). We also have a convenient way to auto renew the note if you want to keep earning passive income.

Our focus at Alamo is to work with institutional and UK accredited investors that would like to get into an asset that pays out US dollars. USA mortgage notes are an excellent investment choice if you are concerned about the GBP losing value.

If you are an institutional or UK accredited investor thinking of buying gilts or you want to quickly and totally get out of sterling and instead get into an appreciating currency like US dollars, Alamo Mortgage Holdings, Ltd has a solution for you.

Alamo Mortgage Holdings, Ltd a privately held United Kingdom company, offers corporate income bonds that offer higher rates of return than UK gilts.

If you would like to learn more go to www.alamomortgageholdings.co.uk/ and fill out the contact form to request some free information to schedule a Zoom or Google Meet introductory call.

I wish you good luck with your investing!

Benjamin Z Miller, Managing Director
Alamo Mortgage Holdings, Ltd.
ben.miller@alamomortgageholdings.co.uk
www.alamomortgageholdings.co.uk/team.html

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