BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Van Horn.

 

 

Topics:

1. Though for sure the 12% preferred return of the BawldGuy note fund is enticing, what would you tell accredited investors about investing in the fund if their minds are set on buying discounted first position notes?

2. What does it cost the fund these days to acquire non-performing notes from banks?

3. What’s your take on the note investor buying non-performing notes?

4. Would you please explain the mechanics of the preferred return monthly distribution?

BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Shafer.

 

 

Topics:

1. Why choose one over the other?

2. Do you ever change indexes, and why?

3. Does the age or gender or length of premium payments affect how you might pick the index used?

4. Historically, what indexes have performed best?

BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Shafer.

 

 

Topics:

1. Does it make sense to have both types of insurance?

2. If an EIUL policy holder has a rough year with household income, what happens with his policy?

3. Before it reaches maturity, and begins generating tax free income in retirement, can the policy holder borrow from it?

4. Would you please explain the ‘4 years and a day’ premium approach? Also, who would choose that method, and why?

BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Van Horn.

 

 

Topics:

1. Who would invest in the BGNF for the 12% preferred return alone?

2. How long will that 12% be in force?

3. People will ask, How does the fund make money with such a high preferred return?

BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Van Horn.

 

 

Topics:

1. How about non-performing liens in a recession?

2. When foreclosure is indicated with a performing 1st position lien, and the property can’t be sold due to economic realities, how does cash flow compare to what the note income had been?

3. Would you please explain what a “partial” is with notes and land contracts?

BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Shafer.

 

 

Topics:

1. A 35 year old couple with a premium of $500/mo, indexed to inflation, for 30 years. What would their approximate tax free income be at 65?

2. A policy for a 50 year old doing a 4 yr/1 day premium plan for 15 years. 5 equal payments of $50k.

3. Policy for a 6 month old baby for college expenses. Structured to begin paying out on 18th birthday. $500/mo premium, inflation indexed.

4. 45 year old paying $2k/mo inflation indexed for 15 years.

BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Shafer.

 

 

Topics:

1. How are ‘no losing years’ made real?

2. Why is the EIUL superior to the work related 401k?

3. What indexes are used, and why?

4. Is there an EIUL allowing only a few premiums?

BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Van Horn.

 

 

Topics:

1. What are the perimeters when an investor is trying to find these types of notes to buy in order to fix and sell for profits?

2. What would you suggest as far as title policy when you foreclose, and what kind of title policy you might get for yourself?

3. Is having the note further along in the foreclosure proceedings a better value or do you see maybe a little less value in the fact that you can foreclose almost immediately?

4. Does it seem that the annualized profits fall somewhere in the range of around twenty five to forty five-fifty percent?

5. Is getting experienced real estate brokers and agents to give a reliable conservative appraisal of the property going to save a ton of grief?

BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Van Horn.

Topics:

1. What exactly is the due diligence PPR does for the notes they end up offering to investors in the BawldGuy Note Fund?

2. Once the investor decides to buy a note from my note fund, how are the written results of PPR’s due diligence passed on to them?

3. Will they get all the available docs connected to the specific note before finalizing any sale?

4. What are the mechanics of the servicing firm when it comes to monthly payments and loan payoffs?

BawldGuy audio with Jeff Brown and our guest Dave Van Horn.

Topics:

1. What type of re-default rates do you see?

2. How come it’s lower for specialty servicers vs. banks?

3. What’s unique about your asset managers and their workout process?

4. Why don’t banks do what you do?