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Central Ohio — Columbus, Dayton, Springfield, and surrounding counties — generates significant owner financed and seller financed mortgage note volume. Ohio is a mortgage state with judicial foreclosure. Our team provides a free, no-obligation review of what your note is worth. Call 954-466-7111 or request a free review below.
Central Ohio (Columbus Metro Area)
Central Ohio — anchored by Columbus, Dayton, and Springfield — represents one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in the Midwest. Franklin, Montgomery, and Clark counties generate steady seller-financed and owner financed note volume, particularly from long-time investors, estate sellers, and note holders who created notes years ago and are now ready to convert to cash.
Ohio is a mortgage state — your seller-financed note is secured by a recorded mortgage filed with your county recorder. Unlike deed of trust states, Ohio requires judicial foreclosure through the court system, which typically takes 12–18 months. This longer timeline affects note pricing — we factor it into every Ohio note we review.
Whether your note is backed by a Columbus investment property, a Dayton single-family home, or farmland in Clark County, Moxxie Asset Group reviews and purchases Central Ohio mortgage notes statewide.
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We buy mortgage notes across Central Ohio including:
Yes. Moxxie Asset Group buys seller-financed and owner financed mortgage notes backed by properties in Central Ohio — including Columbus, Dayton, Springfield, and surrounding Franklin, Montgomery, and Clark counties. Request a free note review or call 954-466-7111.
Ohio's judicial foreclosure process (ORC § 2323.07) typically takes 12–18 months — longer than most states. Note buyers factor this longer timeline into their pricing. While it slightly reduces what a buyer will pay compared to a deed of trust state, it also means buyers are very experienced with Ohio notes and know exactly how to price them. Seasoned payment history and a low loan-to-value ratio are the best ways to offset this.
Gather your promissory note, the recorded mortgage (filed with the county recorder), payment history, and the original closing statement. Ohio is a mortgage state, so the security instrument is a mortgage — not a deed of trust. You don't need everything to get started — our team can begin a review with basic details.
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