Is Note Investing a viable source of great income for you? Let's find out!

Is Note Investing a viable source of great income for you? Let's find out!

Haven’t started Note Investing yet and wonder if it’s even right for you? I guarantee it is! Let me share WHY I think that and debunk some common myths.

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I love Note Investing! It checks a lot of different boxes as an investment and is my #1 favorite wealth building strategy. It’s got it all including plenty of different ways to create wealth while mitigating risk (which definitely makes me happy since I’m very risk averse!), full control over the terms of the deal, so it gives you opportunity to create a WIN-WIN your borrower, without losing control, and more.

Paperstac is an online buying and selling platform for notes and it’s a great resource for Note Investors, whether you are a Note Investing veteran or someone just getting into the space. It provides a whole host of services that take away the guesswork and the fear of dealing with a new buyer or seller.

I am always asked why I focus on non-performing notes and distressed debt, so we’re going to dive into why investing in distressed assets is one of my favorite Real Estate investing strategies.

Negotiating doesn’t have to be cutthroat leaving one side of the transaction beat up and bleeding. It doesn’t have to be intimidating and you don’t need to go in “guns blazing” in order to close a deal.

Learn about the dangers of self-servicing your loans and the risks involved when you try to do everything yourself, and how you can protect yourself by working with a debt-servicing company. Find out what a servicing company brings to the table, how they keep you and your borrowers happy and in compliance, and why they are a vital component of your Note investing team.

Learn how a loss mitigation team helps you streamline your note investing and makes sure that everyone is happy, cash flow keeps moving, and no one gets into regulatory troubles.