At Sold Smartly, we’re not agents or traditional buyers—we’re active, specialized investors who buy properties either with cash at a discount, or through flexible financing structures when a cash offer doesn’t fit.
In many cases, we purchase properties all cash—typically at a discount that reflects condition or market factors. But we understand that some sellers simply can’t afford to drop their price, especially when their mortgage balance is too high or they have limited equity to work with.
That’s where our structured offer approach comes in. We use proven strategies like All-Inclusive Trust Deeds (AITDs) to create win-win outcomes—so sellers can still close, walk away with cash from closing, and you as the agent get paid in full for bringing the deal together.
What’s an AITD (aka Wraparound Mortgage)?
An All-Inclusive Trust Deed (AITD) is a financing structure where the seller’s current mortgage is “wrapped” into a new promissory note and trust deed. The buyer makes one monthly payment to a licensed third-party loan servicer, which then disburses:
The original mortgage payment to the lender
Any additional agreed-upon funds to the seller
The deal is handled through escrow and title like any standard transaction, and the seller remains protected with a recorded trust deed or mortgage, depending on the state.