I make 70 gs a year at mcdonalds pushing for 100 k soon!!! Wife and I been buying land now we're going to buy notes and flip them##$$$Thx for the Game G Much Love!!!
You would benefit by having a licensed mortgage servicer service the mortgage note. This will help stay in regulatory compliance with the servicing of a mortgage. You sit back and collect a check every month if the note is performing, if it turns into a non performing note you have a team that can manage the foreclosure process.
You're very welcome! you should consider attending one of our weekend Mastermind sessions as my guest. Go to NoteInvestorUniversity.com and register for the free training & I will add you to our guest list.
That means they would have had to pay you every dollar already or refinanced and you have gotten paid in full. Because we buy the note to the discount we're always profitable
It depends on your preference. Passive vs active investing. Feel free to reach out to me & we can consider your options. Use this link to schedule a call: calendly.com/desi-arnaz/quick-call-to-desi
So if we buy the note for 75k, can we change the scenario and sell for 100k if its worth 125k to make quik profit and goto the next note rather than waiting on payments?? Thanks in advance!
Great question Oliver. Notes are a commodity and as such, there is a market and a market price for them. Like other markets, This is a moving target. We track the market and monitor the prices based on the "grade" of the Note.
So one could use the pier profit off the interest as Cashflow per month if they decided to keep the note is there a world or a system where you can advertise the first 11 year note for sale in past I was looking for notes I didn't see too many websites that was selling them
I've got a 90k or more note Ive owned for about a year and half ts paying me $995 per month, I'm looking to sell, pay off debt and get marketing dollars.. house is worth 280k .. House sold for minus the down payment #240 k on paper on 144k owed
They don't "end up" in foreclosure, I choose to foreclose on people that refuse to pay their mortgage and I wind up owning the house...the same as Wells Fargo if someone fails to pay. Then I sell the property and recoup my investment PLUS the equity that once belonged to the person that lost the property. However, I NEVER foreclose without giving the homeowner a chance to make things right first.
Note investing made me wealthy, it made my youngest daughter wealthy and now my grandson is learning to invest in Notes. I am sure that if he does what I am teaching him, he will be wealthy before he's 30. He's 27 today.
It starts with Knowledge. I suggest you learn as much as possible about Note Investing before you attempt to have a conversation with a Banker. You can learn at InvestBrilliantly.com. I have a lot of free content there. If you want a more structured, hands-on training, join our coaching program.
Great question. You can collect the payments, but for $20/mo. you can hire a professional Loan Servicing Company to stand between you and the Borrower. That's my preference.
Hi Stanley, Thanks for the question. I don't use software to find Notes. I create relationships with Hedge Funds, Banks and Note Brokers. I even have a Note Broker training course that I am offering for free until Jan. 2021. Check it out at NoteInvestorUniversity.com
@@investbrilliantly- I checked out the broker training course. Nice and simple! Do you offer a more in-depth note brokering course for those who are serious about brokering?
Notes can be created (originated) or they can be purchased from banks, mortgage companies and private lenders. We also sell Notes from our portfolio from time to time.
Head over to InvestBrilliantly.com and click the orange button that mentions "coaching". I have a fabulous program to help you succeed as a Note Investor.
I'm sure I am missing something isnt 135 payments at $805/month a total of $108k wouidnt that be like a return of 6% a year and then like a 60% ROI at the end of the term?
I understand how you did your math but you need to use a financial calculator because there is a return of principal and interest over time. Not possible to calculate the yield without a slide rule or a financial calculator. Check out NoteInvestorUniversity.com for financial calculator training.
It's not a secret but it is not common knowledge. Go to www.NoteInvestorUniversity.com and register for the free training & I will add you to our guest list.
A person can use their own money, borrowed money or they can partner with someone and split the profits. The only time this won't work is when someone finds a reason (excuse) not to go for it.
At 26:45 minute of the video above you mentioned the coaching program for $97 a month until we buy the 1st deal, then your mentoring is free thereafter. Is this offer still available? Thanks!
So you need $75,000 up front to buy the hundred-thousand-dollar note from the bank correct? That's not turning $10,000 and turning it into a hundred thousand dollars is it.
I’m confused on this partial option. I get the delayed cash flow idea. However, don’t most loans pay off, refi, or property gets sold typically within 7 years. If the loan is paid off before the 11th, how much money goes to the partial investor and how much goes to you?
Great question. You're correct, most do payoff early. When that happens, the payoff balance get's divided between the partial buyer and the partial seller (prorated). It serves to boost the yield of each party substantially. It's a good thing for all parties.
I learned how to attract private capital and this allows me to use OPM (other people's money). I teach this valuable skill at the Note Investor University.
Interesting story. At the 3 day seminar there was a guy named Clay he found a guy that won 7 million on the lottery and went to a bank, the bank said we will give u 6, Clay went back and the guy accepted, Clay made 1 million in 2 weeks.
I've heard that too. Unfortunately, that's mis-information. The truth is that you can invest in both types even if you don't have any $$. If you'd like to learn more, schedule a free 30 min consultation here: calendly.com/desi-arnaz/30-minutes-with-desi
You covered none of the risks and gave 1 watered down example of notes. This sounds like the time I sat through a timeshare sales pitch. Many sales tactics in this video
Yep. But I didn't ask you to buy anything. Note investing has made me wealthy and now my 30 year old daughter is approaching a million dollar net worth and so are many others that invest in Notes. Perhaps it is not a good fit for you.
Nobody guarantee's any return. But, since you're the lender, you are the only one that can foreclose. In my experience, my yield skyrockets when I foreclose on someone. I do want to say that I only foreclose as a last resort when the borrower refuses to talk to me or to return my calls.
I don't see it as realized returns until the note matures Your in the hole $10000 for 11 years before you see any return. Then it another 19 years for maturing. So It's 30 years to the $181000. If the home owner sell it at $150000 you not even going to get that. The sold 135 payments will get their $ 65000 and any payments they have received. Leaving you with $85000 you paid $75000 to start with. That leaves $10000 profit or you had $10000 in the deal after the sell of 135 payments. Giving you $65000 from the sell. In that case you have a $75000 profit. Which is really good but still it's not realized usable income . Until the note is in the year 12 or matures or the home is sold or refinanced. Until then your out $10000
Thank you for your comments. I hear what you're saying Mark but you're overthinking it. Creating wealth with Notes is not about owning one Note nor is it about how one Note performs. It's about the performance of a portfolio of Notes. I am speaking from actual experience. I was a hard core real estate investor from 1982 until 2013 when I began investing in Notes. There are many nuances in a Note investment that make it an attractive investment. However, until a person gets into the space, it's easy to "miss" the real opportunity that Notes provide. Here are a few examples: Most of the payment that I receive is interest (profit) for me that I can use and leave my principal untouched. But that's just part of the opportunity. I acquire these Notes at a discount below the unpaid balance which gives me instant equity in my portfolio. I can also acquire these with leverage (OPM) and as such the returns on MY actual cash outlay skyrockets. A Note portfolio provides windfall profits from foreclosures by the occasional defaulted borrower. My personal experience has been that my Note portfolio outperforms my real estate portfolio and is far less "work" than being a landlord and property flipper.
So do you own the house since you have the mortgage? Can you foreclose on the Josie and sell it for a profit instead of waiting for the current property owner to catch up since it seems like they are behind in the first place?
Interesting question. No sir I don't own the property...I am owed money (the mortgage balance) by the property owner. If they fail to pay me, I can take the property and sell it if I choose.
Hey would you lend to me on a medium term note for me to acquire renovate & rehab this 100 unit apartment building thats in my hometown? I'm seeking 5million in funding
Perhaps you could use it to find someone that is interested in Selling a Note. You can earn a Broker fee by connecting them with us or a different Note Investor. Broker fees range between $1,000 & $10,000 depending on the quality & size of the Note. Check out the free Note "Broker" training at NoteInvestorUniversity.com
MAKES no sense. If you get a discount that would be because the mortgage is default. The lender isn't selling you a note for a 25% discount without a payment being made. Another scam.
Hi Madd, In this scenario, you would negotiate to buy the Note for $75k. However, at the same time, you would arrange to sell a partial to a different Investor for $65k and thereby your investment is only $10K of your own money. I teach people how to do this in my Millionaire Maker Coaching Group - Learn More at www.InvestBrilliantly.com
It seems like the key to this working is to find the partial buyer's. This is the staple to the whole deal and yet very little it's a little is mentioned about it instead of hype hype buy my course I'll teach you how to do this
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I make 70 gs a year at mcdonalds pushing for 100 k soon!!! Wife and I been buying land now we're going to buy notes and flip them##$$$Thx for the Game G Much Love!!!
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You would benefit by having a licensed mortgage servicer service the mortgage note. This will help stay in regulatory compliance with the servicing of a mortgage. You sit back and collect a check every month if the note is performing, if it turns into a non performing note you have a team that can manage the foreclosure process.
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I would like to learn more about this
Wow, this is so intriguing! Tried this many years ago… I like the fact you teach it so plain anyone can understand it.. Thanks 😊
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He didn't teach anything. He's a parrot.
I bought the book, read it, and enjoyed it very much.
Wonderful!
Very interesting. I’ve shared with family.
Thanks for sharing!
You are a blessing, I am one of your affiliate marketers, I am learning so much, God bless, I will be setting up my site coming soon.
You are so welcome!
Another great video. I have to learn this so that I can teach my kids .
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Shared!
Thank you.
Fantastic!
hey you again
Question, if yhe average homeowner in America. Oves within the 1st 7 years of a thirty year mortgage, what happens to that note?
That means they would have had to pay you every dollar already or refinanced and you have gotten paid in full. Because we buy the note to the discount we're always profitable
Believable &.,fantastic
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Fantastic
Thank you! Cheers!
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How did you use your Roth Ira? Did you take money out of it?? Then purchase the note?
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Does Freddie Mac or Sallie Mae sell mortgage notes? Thanks hamp
Yes they do. Typically in multi-million dollar pools.
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Oh yea that sounds great
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What can you do with a &1000?
It depends on your preference. Passive vs active investing. Feel free to reach out to me & we can consider your options. Use this link to schedule a call: calendly.com/desi-arnaz/quick-call-to-desi
What about inflation are you adjusting for that?
Nope. However, when prices go up the Note business does better.
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Thank you
Oh Yeah, that sounds Good!!!
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I like it
Thank you
So if we buy the note for 75k, can we change the scenario and sell for 100k if its worth 125k to make quik profit and goto the next note rather than waiting on payments?? Thanks in advance!
Yes you can! That's called Note Flipping. I do it all the time.
There is not a lot RUclipsrs doing this I read about selling notes in a investment book
I know. You're correct.
Wow. Thank you sir. Your lecture is very clear.
You are most welcome
I would absolutely cry getting a check for $50k
Its a very nice feeling. You've just got to get in the game!! It doesn't go to spectators. We can help.
Absolutely amazing!!!
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How does note investing work in regards to a borrower who refinances?
Great Question. When the borrower refinances, I am paid in full with profit!!!
I'm confused with how you calculated a 12.5% yield @ the 12:56 mark. Can you explain the math formula used?
You need to use a 10bii Financial Calculator. You input the facts and solve for the yield.
Thanks
Dude where’d you get that hat! I love it. Thanks hamp
Thank you. I order them from the Haberdashery in Florida.
What happens when mortgage note u bought, the home is refinanced or sold ? Then ROI can / will drop quite a bit ?
It would seem that way but the reality is that your return increases significantly because of the built in discount that is instantly earned.
Can you sell the note for higher price?
Great question Oliver. Notes are a commodity and as such, there is a market and a market price for them. Like other markets, This is a moving target. We track the market and monitor the prices based on the "grade" of the Note.
#replay - Value Bomb - Much love & many thx 4 sharing this with us!
You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoy the content
Thank you for the advice. Great information...
My pleasure!
So one could use the pier profit off the interest as Cashflow per month if they decided to keep the note is there a world or a system where you can advertise the first 11 year note for sale in past I was looking for notes I didn't see too many websites that was selling them
Hi JH, you can buy your notes within our community. Check it out here: www.investbrilliantly.com/join_coach_desi
Glad I came across your channel. I just got this very book a few days ago. Gonna start reading it this week.
Which book are you reading?
@@investbrilliantly- I'm currently reading Invest In Debt by Jimmy Napier
what is the book
@@jarvismcneill1198 Check out the above statement
@@jermon983 where can I get that book at ?
How do you find the notes? How do you underwrite it and how does it get finalized?
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so are there any short falls or situations that you can lose money
Like all investments, there are ways to lose money. I discuss the downside in this video: ruclips.net/video/T24fXtOo-qk/видео.html
Wow!!!
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I've got a 90k or more note Ive owned for about a year and half ts paying me $995 per month, I'm looking to sell, pay off debt and get marketing dollars.. house is worth 280k .. House sold for minus the down payment #240 k on paper on 144k owed
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Pros and cons? I like the pros! What about mortgages that end up in foreclosures?
They don't "end up" in foreclosure, I choose to foreclose on people that refuse to pay their mortgage and I wind up owning the house...the same as Wells Fargo if someone fails to pay. Then I sell the property and recoup my investment PLUS the equity that once belonged to the person that lost the property. However, I NEVER foreclose without giving the homeowner a chance to make things right first.
Absolutely
Note investing made me wealthy, it made my youngest daughter wealthy and now my grandson is learning to invest in Notes. I am sure that if he does what I am teaching him, he will be wealthy before he's 30. He's 27 today.
I have a lot of learning to do
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I’m enjoying the video, but help me understand what happens if the house sells in, let’s say 10 years?
Great question. If the homeowner sells the house in 10 years, I will be paid in full from the sale proceeds. I then use the money to buy another Note.
Where do i start and where can i find the banks and sellers who are selling the notes I need direction and guidance to accomplish this.
It starts with Knowledge. I suggest you learn as much as possible about Note Investing before you attempt to have a conversation with a Banker. You can learn at InvestBrilliantly.com. I have a lot of free content there. If you want a more structured, hands-on training, join our coaching program.
Oh yeah
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None of my employers offer IRA’s. How do I get one? Who’s staying in this house? Renter or Buyer?
buyers
Great stuff!!
Thank you
Note investing vs seller financing?
Seller financing is "originating" a Note. When the Seller wants to get "Cash Now" that's when I buy the Note and thus I invest in the Note.
If u purchase the note and if they default on the mortgage can u acquire the property
Yes, if you purchase the note and the borrower defaults on the mortgage, you may have the opportunity to acquire the property through foreclosure.
@@investbrilliantly- ok how do I go about purchasing mortgage notes
If I am living on my friend's property, can I buy the note if I live at the note's address?? Anybone know if this is legal?
You could buy the note for where you live just somebody would have to be willing to sell it
@@investbrilliantly- thank you. I will look into it
Do you have to personally collect payments from the home owner?
Great question. You can collect the payments, but for $20/mo. you can hire a professional Loan Servicing Company to stand between you and the Borrower. That's my preference.
What software do I use to find the notes
Hi Stanley, Thanks for the question. I don't use software to find Notes. I create relationships with Hedge Funds, Banks and Note Brokers. I even have a Note Broker training course that I am offering for free until Jan. 2021. Check it out at NoteInvestorUniversity.com
@@investbrilliantly- I checked out the broker training course. Nice and simple! Do you offer a more in-depth note brokering course for those who are serious about brokering?
Where do you get the notes to do it ????
Notes can be created (originated) or they can be purchased from banks, mortgage companies and private lenders. We also sell Notes from our portfolio from time to time.
Head over to InvestBrilliantly.com and click the orange button that mentions "coaching". I have a fabulous program to help you succeed as a Note Investor.
very interested in buying full, selling partial in a self-directed Roth IRA.
Great strategy. Just make sure you understand & follow the process to the letter.
I'm sure I am missing something isnt 135 payments at $805/month a total of $108k wouidnt that be like a return of 6% a year and then like a 60% ROI at the end of the term?
I understand how you did your math but you need to use a financial calculator because there is a return of principal and interest over time.
Not possible to calculate the yield without a slide rule or a financial calculator.
Check out NoteInvestorUniversity.com for financial calculator training.
Interesting, need more info.
More to come!
Mr. Arnaz,
How do I get a bank property from the realtor, just released by the bank's asset manager a month ago?
We don't by property. We by the "paper" that finances the property.
Where should I sell my note?
I'll buy it. Send it to TradeDesk@AciLegacyGroup.com and we will make a cash offer within 48 hours. You could have your money in 7 days.
@@investbrilliantly- wow! I like your style 😎
I would love to learn how to do this. It's like a secret society
It's not a secret but it is not common knowledge.
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@@investbrilliantly- Link doesn't work. Can you update or fix it plz
@@Tm-um4if I just updated the link.
how much does it cost?
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What’s the difference between this and tax lien investing?
Good question. Note investing makes you "the bank" to the property owner. Tax liens are related to the County government not the bank.
Where did you get the initial investment of $75000
A person can use their own money, borrowed money or they can partner with someone and split the profits. The only time this won't work is when someone finds a reason (excuse) not to go for it.
Thank you , amazing
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Is your mentorship a lifetime program ? Can students buy their first notes with your group coaching? Thanks
My coaching will help you build a Note portfolio that provides financial freedom!
What’s your angle if everything is free. I don’t get it.
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At 26:45 minute of the video above you mentioned the coaching program for $97 a month until we buy the 1st deal, then your mentoring is free thereafter. Is this offer still available? Thanks!
No sir. that offer has expired.
however we have greatly enhanced our coaching program and our tuition is still the best value in the industry.
the people are the creditors, our signature on these instruments is what makes the $$
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You could also sell the remaining 19 years of note at a discount as well and cash out now instead of 19 years from now.
TRUE
Do you have a video showing how to start with 1000 dollars would love to learn
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Hello is notes investing still profitable during these pandemic times?
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I'm confused about the time needed to have your money invested. To collect $185k do have to wait 30 years?
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So you need $75,000 up front to buy the hundred-thousand-dollar note from the bank correct? That's not turning $10,000 and turning it into a hundred thousand dollars is it.
That's what I said. Am I missing something
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Same confusion here…
I’m confused on this partial option. I get the delayed cash flow idea. However, don’t most loans pay off, refi, or property gets sold typically within 7 years. If the loan is paid off before the 11th, how much money goes to the partial investor and how much goes to you?
Great question. You're correct, most do payoff early.
When that happens, the payoff balance get's divided between the partial buyer and the partial seller (prorated). It serves to boost the yield of each party substantially. It's a good thing for all parties.
To learn this strategy and many others, head over to NoteInvestorUniversity.com
Hi this youtube is been 2 years are you still active
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What happens if you have to foreclose after 2-3 years if there are 2 noteholders involved??
Not sure exactly what you mean
@@investbrilliantly- like if they have a 2nd mortgage on the home or a different lien against the home
Depends on if your note has first or a lower position and how much restitution the first position is entitled to.
How is it 10% return?
Doesn't 805 x12 / 65,00 = 14.8% ???
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Where did you get the $75k to buy
I learned how to attract private capital and this allows me to use OPM (other people's money). I teach this valuable skill at the Note Investor University.
I have the same question where do you get the 65 or 75k?
Is the 10k for your mentorship?
How do I start with 1000.00?
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Does this mean a the owner of the property will be making the mortgage payment to you every month?
Yes. that's the plan.
Is this available in India???
Sorry, I don't know.
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Is it the same Jimmy that work for fortune 21 in the 90's? He was incredible teacher.
I don't know.
Interesting story. At the 3 day seminar there was a guy named Clay he found a guy that won 7 million on the lottery and went to a bank, the bank said we will give u 6, Clay went back and the guy accepted, Clay made 1 million in 2 weeks.
Great book!. RIP JIm Napier
Yes it is.
My understanding is performing notes a very expensive, but NON performing are not...?
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How are we able to invest the $1,000 to get started with note investing?
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This hurts, I am an affiliate for you trying to sell your program for $149. Please explain.......
Just that this is 3 years ago sorry about the confusion
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I'm confused did you use the $10,000 to purchase the $75,000 note
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You covered none of the risks and gave 1 watered down example of notes. This sounds like the time I sat through a timeshare sales pitch. Many sales tactics in this video
Yep. But I didn't ask you to buy anything. Note investing has made me wealthy and now my 30 year old daughter is approaching a million dollar net worth and so are many others that invest in Notes. Perhaps it is not a good fit for you.
What if they foreclosure on the house
Then u can’t guarantee the 10% ?
What if they sell the house in 1yr ?
Nobody guarantee's any return. But, since you're the lender, you are the only one that can foreclose. In my experience, my yield skyrockets when I foreclose on someone. I do want to say that I only foreclose as a last resort when the borrower refuses to talk to me or to return my calls.
im 62 can i do this now to increase my 45k per year income? i wonder how that would affect my income
You're not too late, but you need to make a committed effort and you will achieve your goal in a few short years.
I’m going to be in the have’s
Good decision
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Not sure what you're asking
I don't see it as realized returns until the note matures Your in the hole $10000 for 11 years before you see any return. Then it another 19 years for maturing. So It's 30 years to the $181000. If the home owner sell it at $150000 you not even going to get that. The sold 135 payments will get their $ 65000 and any payments they have received. Leaving you with $85000 you paid $75000 to start with. That leaves $10000 profit or you had $10000 in the deal after the sell of 135 payments. Giving you $65000 from the sell. In that case you have a $75000 profit. Which is really good but still it's not realized usable income . Until the note is in the year 12 or matures or the home is sold or refinanced. Until then your out $10000
Thank you for your comments. I hear what you're saying Mark but you're overthinking it. Creating wealth with Notes is not about owning one Note nor is it about how one Note performs. It's about the performance of a portfolio of Notes. I am speaking from actual experience. I was a hard core real estate investor from 1982 until 2013 when I began investing in Notes.
There are many nuances in a Note investment that make it an attractive investment. However, until a person gets into the space, it's easy to "miss" the real opportunity that Notes provide.
Here are a few examples:
Most of the payment that I receive is interest (profit) for me that I can use and leave my principal untouched.
But that's just part of the opportunity. I acquire these Notes at a discount below the unpaid balance which gives me instant equity in my portfolio. I can also acquire these with leverage (OPM) and as such the returns on MY actual cash outlay skyrockets.
A Note portfolio provides windfall profits from foreclosures by the occasional defaulted borrower.
My personal experience has been that my Note portfolio outperforms my real estate portfolio and is far less "work" than being a landlord and property flipper.
So do you own the house since you have the mortgage? Can you foreclose on the Josie and sell it for a profit instead of waiting for the current property owner to catch up since it seems like they are behind in the first place?
Interesting question. No sir I don't own the property...I am owed money (the mortgage balance) by the property owner. If they fail to pay me, I can take the property and sell it if I choose.
Can you buy notes in your business name?
Yes and you should always do so.
Hey would you lend to me on a medium term note for me to acquire renovate & rehab this 100 unit apartment building thats in my hometown? I'm seeking 5million in funding
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What can you do with a $1000
Perhaps you could use it to find someone that is interested in Selling a Note. You can earn a Broker fee by connecting them with us or a different Note Investor. Broker fees range between $1,000 & $10,000 depending on the quality & size of the Note. Check out the free Note "Broker" training at NoteInvestorUniversity.com
MAKES no sense. If you get a discount that would be because the mortgage is default. The lender isn't selling you a note for a 25% discount without a payment being made.
Another scam.
Hmmm. Sounds like you are the expert. I guess the 200+ non-delinquent Notes that I have purchased at a discount don't really matter.
Happens all the time...
You have to have $75,000 to buy it? How does it cost $10000?
Hi Madd,
In this scenario, you would negotiate to buy the Note for $75k. However, at the same time, you would arrange to sell a partial to a different Investor for $65k and thereby your investment is only $10K of your own money.
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