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110 Consecutive Monthly Investor Distributions: NMIIC and Gelt Financial Reach a Major Milestone National Mortgage Income Investments Corporation (NMIIC), together
Generate predictable, asset-backed returns through Private Mortgage Investing.
Private mortgage investing suits real estate investors who want predictable income secured by first lien trust deeds. If you prefer collateralized notes over owning rentals, this is a fit.
You are lending against real property with a conservative loan-to-value, so a recorded first lien security protects the principal. Cash flow is interest-based, not dependent on tenants, and complements real estate financing and real estate loans used by borrowers.
We source deals, validate collateral, and underwrite for LTV, valuation, exit strategy, title, and escrow. After closing, you receive monthly interest until payoff or refinance.
Contact us to review current notes, or call today for a quick fit check.
Pick the note structure that fits your strategy. All investments are first lien, asset-backed, and underwritten to conservative LTVs.
Request the Investor Kit to see current offerings and allocation minimums.
We focus on markets where investor demand and collateral quality align.
Onboarding is quick and transparent. You review real deals, not theory, then fund through escrow once terms are set.
due diligence package, participation agreement, servicing info
Notes are illiquid until payoff, defaults can occur, values may differ from estimates, first lien collateral and conservative LTVs are risk controls, not guarantees. Contact us to review current offerings, or call today to get all your questions answered.
Private mortgage investing pays contractual interest, not speculative rent growth. You earn monthly distributions during the note term and receive principal at maturity, payoff, or refinance.
Notes provide income without tenants, repairs, or property management. You lend against property value with defined terms, which many real estate investors prefer to the volatility of operating rentals.
Speak with an advisor to review current notes and confirm fit for your portfolio.
Interest from private mortgage investing is generally taxed as ordinary income, so plan for after-tax yield before allocating capital. There is no state income tax on interest; federal rates still apply, so coordinate timing and cash flow with your CPA.
Speak with a qualified tax advisor before investing.
Using a self-directed IRA or solo 401(k) allows the plan, not you personally, to own the note and receive payments, which may improve tax outcomes.
Contact us to coordinate custodian paperwork and receive a checklist for timely funding.
Private money loans with first lien security, conservative LTVs, and clear exits. Choose the structure that fits your investment strategy.
Contact us to review our current offerings and confirm if they are a good fit.
Illustrative tiles showing structure, geography, and discipline. All deals are underwritten to conservative LTVs with recorded first liens on real estate projects. We offer very competitive interest rates!
Speak with an advisor to see the current inventory and closed loans.
Contact us to confirm eligibility and request the Investor Kit.

110 Consecutive Monthly Investor Distributions: NMIIC and Gelt Financial Reach a Major Milestone National Mortgage Income Investments Corporation (NMIIC), together

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