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On this episode, our guest talks about the different exits mortgage note investors can choose from. The most successful investors make their money when they buy. So they always have the end / exit in mind, and you should go.
Check out the full show notes at notenuggets.com/exits
On this episode, I talk about the pros and cons of secured and unsecured debt. I share different perspectives of looking at it and what questions you should ask yourself when deciding which is right for you.
Check out the full show notes at notenuggets.com/secured-unsecured
On this episode, we get the truth about flipping houses from a former house flipper turned note flipper. Gail Anthony Greenberg shares the advantages of being a note investor as compared to being a house flipper.
To view the full show notes, head over to notenuggets.com/note-advantages
On this episode, we're talking about the BIGGEST mistake active investors make when raising capital. Tyler Sheff shares his insight about the mindset shift investors need to make in order to raise more money than ever before.
To view the full show notes head over to notenuggets.com/raising-capital.
One of the greatest advantages of being a mortgage note investor, is the security behind the investment. While we learned from the "Welcome" episode, that a note is an agreement between a borrower to pay a lender, a mortgage secures a real piece of property to that promise.
To view the full show notes, head over to notenuggets.com/foreclosure
On this episode, we discuss the the 3 different types of mortgages notes that exist in the mortgage industry today. These types of notes are available to all investors. It's important to know what types of notes are out there so that you can pick one to dive deeper into and learn the ins-and-outs of.
To view the full show notes, head over to notenuggets.com/different-notes
One of the greatest advantages of being a mortgage note investor, is the security behind the investment. While we learned from the "Welcome" episode, that a note is an agreement between a borrower to pay a lender, a mortgage secures a real piece of property to that promise.
To view the full show notes head over to notenuggets.com/welcome-episode
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