Cashflow Chick: Build Wealth with Notes

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About Paige

With over $150 million in real estate transactions to date, Paige Panzarello has been a real estate investor and entrepreneur for over 20 years and focuses on Non-Performing Notes that she purchases all across the United States.

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Investing

We are dedicated to helping others invest their hard earned income that does not involve the stock market, so they can stop worrying about retirement and focus on what matters most in life—living!

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Media Appearances

See all of Paige’s recent media appearances, including guest spots on hit podcasts!

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Building Wealth With Notes

3 day, hands on, interactive workshop giving you the knowledge, the tools, the team, the plan and confidence to invest in notes and change your future.

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Non-Performing Notes Vs. Rentals

CashflowChick2020-06-23T20:54:05+00:00June 23rd, 2020|Categories: blog, investing, real estate|

How does investing in non-performing notes vs. rentals compare? What are non-performing notes? Notes are the financial or paper side of the real estate business. The house is the collateral backing the note, which in a [...]

What is the Difference Between Performing & Non-Performing Notes

CashflowChick2020-06-27T11:44:34+00:00June 20th, 2020|Categories: 2019, blog, investing, real estate|

When you look to invest in notes, you must first determine if the note is performing or non-performing. What is the difference between performing & non-performing notes? Imagine a property purchased for $25,000 cash in Anytown, [...]

Homes are in Forbearance – What Does That Mean For you?

CashflowChick2020-06-10T21:46:51+00:00June 10th, 2020|Categories: blog, investing, real estate|

Thanks to the continued impact of COVID-19 on the economy, The Housing Wire, tells us that approximately 10% of borrowers whose mortgages are backed by the Federal Housing Administration or the Department of Veterans Affairs, will be forced to have [...]