I would like to get cash for money judgement
I am a landlord who got a settlement via garnishment of my ex tenant's account. The total of money owed came to about $30,000. I have collected about $11,000 and would like to get cash for what is left. The money is consistently paid every two weeks and the debtor has had the same job for more than 20 years, so it is quite secure. How I can get what is left in a lump sum?
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I am a landlord who got a settlement via garnishment of my ex tenant's account. The total of money owed came to about $30,000. I have collected about $11,000 and would like to get cash for what is left. The money is consistently paid every two weeks and the debtor has had the same job for more than 20 years, so it is quite secure. How I can get what is left in a lump sum?
payment cash
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I am a landlord who got a settlement via garnishment of my ex tenant's account. The total of money owed came to about $30,000. I have collected about $11,000 and would like to get cash for what is left. The money is consistently paid every two weeks and the debtor has had the same job for more than 20 years, so it is quite secure. How I can get what is left in a lump sum?
payment cash
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I am a landlord who got a settlement via garnishment of my ex tenant's account. The total of money owed came to about $30,000. I have collected about $11,000 and would like to get cash for what is left. The money is consistently paid every two weeks and the debtor has had the same job for more than 20 years, so it is quite secure. How I can get what is left in a lump sum?
payment cash
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I won't list a specific one here, but there are tons of structured settlement companies that will buy your settlement agreement at a discounted price. You have probably see tons of these ads on daytime tv. I have never needed this type of service, but I can quote the phone number from memory because of those dang catchy jingles.
I suggest Googling "structured settlement" to find a few examples, but keep in mind you will be giving up perhaps as much as 15% of the money you are owed for this service. Other terms that might yield results is "Annuity purchasers" and "Settlement advance"
This website provides some information about how this process works.
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I won't list a specific one here, but there are tons of structured settlement companies that will buy your settlement agreement at a discounted price. You have probably see tons of these ads on daytime tv. I have never needed this type of service, but I can quote the phone number from memory because of those dang catchy jingles.
I suggest Googling "structured settlement" to find a few examples, but keep in mind you will be giving up perhaps as much as 15% of the money you are owed for this service. Other terms that might yield results is "Annuity purchasers" and "Settlement advance"
This website provides some information about how this process works.
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I won't list a specific one here, but there are tons of structured settlement companies that will buy your settlement agreement at a discounted price. You have probably see tons of these ads on daytime tv. I have never needed this type of service, but I can quote the phone number from memory because of those dang catchy jingles.
I suggest Googling "structured settlement" to find a few examples, but keep in mind you will be giving up perhaps as much as 15% of the money you are owed for this service. Other terms that might yield results is "Annuity purchasers" and "Settlement advance"
This website provides some information about how this process works.
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I won't list a specific one here, but there are tons of structured settlement companies that will buy your settlement agreement at a discounted price. You have probably see tons of these ads on daytime tv. I have never needed this type of service, but I can quote the phone number from memory because of those dang catchy jingles.
I suggest Googling "structured settlement" to find a few examples, but keep in mind you will be giving up perhaps as much as 15% of the money you are owed for this service. Other terms that might yield results is "Annuity purchasers" and "Settlement advance"
This website provides some information about how this process works.
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I won't list a specific one here, but there are tons of structured settlement companies that will buy your settlement agreement at a discounted price. You have probably see tons of these ads on daytime tv. I have never needed this type of service, but I can quote the phone number from memory because of those dang catchy jingles.
I suggest Googling "structured settlement" to find a few examples, but keep in mind you will be giving up perhaps as much as 15% of the money you are owed for this service. Other terms that might yield results is "Annuity purchasers" and "Settlement advance"
This website provides some information about how this process works.
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