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We try to systematize and automate processes in real estate, but at the end of the day, it all depends on the local market. That's why it's vital to ask around and pay attention to local case studies so you can see what you're dealing with. Chris Seveney and Jamie Bateman's guest today is Ian Green, who once did some joint ventures with Chris before going on his own. In this episode, you'll get to hear Ian's cool case studies in Florida. Chris shares his experiences with Florida assets, especially in the rehabilitation of the moldy house in Pinellas Park, how he works with his partners, and why going the conservative route is often the safer option to take.
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Note investing can be a challenge if you do not do your due diligence first hand. Even seasoned note investors face risks if little research is put on the account. That is why it always helps to get note investing tips before you sign that agreement. In today's show, Chris Seveney and Jamie Bateman take on some questions from their Facebook group, Notes And Bolts, and shed light on some misinterpretations and provide feedback for every situation in their note investing journey. Join in the discussion for healthy tidbits of learning thoughts.
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If you're new to note investing, you may have a lot of questions. What really is note investing, and what are note investors anyway? More importantly, what's in it for you? In this episode, join Chris Seveney and Jamie Bateman as they take a deep dive into note investing by breaking down five key decisions new note investors must keep in mind. They answer some of the common questions from those who are just starting in the industry and provide clear-cut lines on the areas many often get confused with. Join this conversation as Chris and Jamie help you cut your learning curve so you can take the leap into note investing.
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As much as we may hate to think about bankruptcy, it’s probably something we’re going to see a lot of soon once all of these COVID restrictions get lifted. This is because many people who have equity in properties over the last couple of years and those who may have been unemployed or have trouble paying their mortgage would be filing for bankruptcy instead of losing their house. For note investors, this could be a lucrative project. In this episode, Chris Seveney and Jamie Bateman discuss several case scenarios of bankruptcy and note investments you can take advantage of. They explain the difference between Chapter 13 and Chapter 7, and discuss what you as an investor should know if you want to start buying bankruptcy loans or if those you already own go into bankruptcy.
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Are you forced to believe that you need to work for 30-40 years to have enough cash flow for retirement? That’s a complete lie! Chris Miles attained his first retirement at the age of 28! Chris is the Founder of Money Ripples and is a well-respected cash flow expert who has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs get out of the rat race and attain financial freedom. In this episode, Chris gives practical advice so you can increase your cash flow fast! You’ll learn about the importance of tracking your money and investing in real estate, particularly note investing. Join in the conversation and gain the confidence you need to start your journey towards financial independence.
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Nothing beats getting real-life advice on real estate than attending events where like-minded investors gather to share their hard-earned wisdom and experiences. Unfortunately, with the pandemic going on, it has become tough to find these events. In this episode, Jamie Bateman and Chris Seveney dive deep into these events, taking you to the types of conferences and events to attend that are perfect for you—no matter where you are on your journey. They namedrop some of the must-check-out events and break down the clicks in the note investing industry. There are more to these events than meets the eye. Follow along to this conversation as you take your note investing game to a higher level together with the people who can take you there.
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Note investing may already be a niche space when it comes to real estate, but second-lien notes are an even narrower niche within that niche. For a first-time investor to find themselves in that space is quite rare, but that is what Detroit real estate lawyer, Dominic Silvestri did in his baptism into the note business. Seconds have a way of finding Dominic, who finds that sometimes, you just have to go where the numbers make sense. Listen in as he shares the specifics of this deal with Chris Seveney and Jamie Bateman. If you’re unfamiliar with seconds, you’re going to find this episode particularly informative in terms of the things that you have to do and consider during each deal.
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Self-direction is key to building your wealth. Do you know that NuView Trust gives you the freedom to self-direct your investments for your retirement plan? NuView Trust‘s President, Jason DeBono, joins Jamie Bateman on today’s show to discuss the power of self-directed investments and how you can maximize your growth with NuView Trust. Tune in to their conversation to discover a whole new world of investment options and find out what benefits NuView Trust offers you!
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With seller-financing, you don’t need financial institutions because you’re now the bank. How do you navigate this real estate investing strategy? In this episode, Jamie Bateman is with seller finance and non-performing note industry expert Eddie Speed of NoteSchool to tell you what you need to know so you can double your net worth, especially in this particularly challenging time. What should you be looking for in a note when you enter into seller-financing as a buyer or a seller? Where can you find these notes? How does seller financing differ from conventional lending? Is seller financing here to stay? Eddie answers these questions and more. Plus, he also introduces us to the amazing things they do at NoteSchool with helping real estate investors in the business and how they’ve adapted to change.
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There’s so much more to loan management than just determining whether the borrower is up to date with their payments or not. In specific situations, it often gets tough to know where the line is between letting your servicer handle borrower reach-out and when you should do it yourself. This is especially important when you’re doing workouts you’re your borrower. Following a thread on BiggerPockets, Chris Seveney and Jamie Bateman give their take on the issue in relation to their experience. At the end of the day, your servicer will never care about your loan in the same way that you do. On the other hand, you certainly don’t want to come across as harassing your borrower for collection purposes. Listen in and take a look at the situations where you might just want to take the bull by the horns yourself.
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Welcome to Creating Wealth Simplified, a podcast that guides you on becoming a passive real estate investor through strategies like mortgage note investing. This show provides you with the right…
If you want to break the corporate chains that hold you back from earning the money you desire, you are in the right place. Each episode, learn the ins and outs of passive investing that reveal why you should not rely on your W2 or 401k alone when building wealth. Find out various investment strategies that prove why the 40/40/40 rule is untrue. Instead of working 40 hours a week for 40 years just to keep 40% of your income, explore brand-new avenues in the form of mortgage notes, real estate funds, rental properties, and more!
Experienced investors reveal how they reach and go beyond their financial objectives by starting a side hustle in real estate. See how to emulate their biggest wins and gather the lessons from their most serious challenges. Listen to these real-life stories that open your eyes to the possibilities of achieving a thriving passive income at any age. Whether you are an energetic individual in your 20s or a retired worker in your 60s, you can never go wrong with this kind of investment.
Hosts of the podcast are Lauren Wells and Christopher Seveney.
Lauren has a passion for real estate and has been investing since 2010. During this time, she has helped grow and manage a portfolio of over 100 assets which include both residential real estate and mortgage notes which is now a multimillion-dollar portfolio. When she is not shaking things up professionally, you can find her spending time with my family at the beach or planning her next backpacking adventure in the beautiful backdrop of Santa Barbara where she calls home.
Chris has been a real estate professional for more than 25 years. Known for his honesty, tenacity, and professionalism, Chris managed over $1B in real estate and has built his Note Investing portfolio to over 500 deals valued at around $75M. Additionally, Chris founded 7E Investments that presents investment alternatives through mortgage note investing. They specialize in custom active and passive investment options for accredited, non-accredited, and self-directed IRA investors.
Lauren and Chris are here to remind you that Wall Street doesn't have to be the biggest financial goal. Open your eyes to the many opportunities up for grabs in the realm of real estate. If you have doubts or questions about starting a side hustle through passive investing, this show has everything you need to begin.