We’ve closed transactions throughout the U.S.
Only 20% of judgments are collected. Why? Because it’s a lengthy, time consuming process or the judgment/lien expires.
Selling is a way to ensure you get paid. When you sell to Mayflower Judgments, you get paid outright…in cash. No lawyer fees. No collection agencies. Just money in your pocket.
Selling a real estate judgment or lien can be complicated and confusing.
But it doesn’t have to be…
Our buying process is honest, simple, quick, and straightforward. We make every transaction an enjoyable, educational experience for our clients.
Do you have a judgment on a property but haven’t been able to realize it in order to receive payment? Perhaps you’ve been unable to locate your debtor’s assets, meaning that the judgment has little value to you at present. In these types of circumstances, it can be helpful to consider selling judgment for cash. We offer a complete judgment purchase service for cash, enabling you to get ready money without the frustrating wait which a judgment can bring.
When it comes to lien property for sale, we have plenty to offer. To start the process of selling judgments for cash, the first thing to do is to get in touch with our team to arrange for one of our professional evaluators to determine if your lien qualifies. Once that’s been achieved, they will make you a cash offer. If you decide to accept the offer, we can get the cash to you in as little as a few days.
Our service is rapid and professional, because liens and judgments are our specialties. We have considerable expertise in helping our clients get the outcome they’re looking for. If you have a judgment lien on real property to turn the judgment into money, we are here for you.
Suitable for anyone that has a judgment lien against real property. Mayflower Judgments offers a way to easily convert a lien or judgment on property into cash. We buy judgments against real property – just call us at (303) 388-6666 to find out more about selling judgments for cash, or to arrange for an evaluator to take a look at the judgment or lien in question.
