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For a distressed homeowner, going into a foreclosure can be a costly process in terms of money, credit ratings and public image. A deed in lieu of foreclosure is a viable option for these mortgagors, which also gives advantages to the lender as well. This deed instrument is especially useful in states where redemption periods are long and foreclosure costs are high. As a lender, however, there might be a few things to consider if you want to get the best out of these kinds of agreements without running into pesky problems. Chris Seveney acquaints us with these in this episode.
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When we think of investing, we immediately think of housing properties, businesses, and the likes. But as with the great thing about being in this space, the sky is the limit when it comes to finding what to invest in. One of those is farmland, and in this episode, Chris Seveney interviews David Chan from FarmTogether to share with us this interesting investment concept that rarely gets talked about. He discusses why farmland is arguably the best asset class for capital preservation, how the investment process goes, and what implications it has on the farmland industry. What is more, David takes us into a case study that shows us what it is like investing in Oregon and what risks could potentially show up. If you are looking for ways to diversify your portfolio, follow this conversation to learn about this interesting investment strategy that you could potentially add to your toolbox.
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Along the way, in our investing journey, there will come a time where we will hit a wall and feel like we can’t move forward anymore. Good thing that we are not alone with this feeling. We can always look up to other investors who have gone through similar paths and learn from them. Dedicating this episode to those investors who needed that guidance and push to continue on in their journey, Chris Seveney takes us back in time and shares with us his own story of how he got into note investing, offering wisdom for newer investors in the business to overcome that roadblock. Pointedly, Chris shares his why—why he chose to get into this business and why he continues to do what he does—and how he does what he does. Dive into this great episode to allow Chris to give you the hope and the confidence you need to continue moving forward. Let’s backtrack in time in this conversation.
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In this hustle economy, it is not new to find investors getting into the note business who also maintain their full-time jobs. As such, scaling their note investing business is considerably trickier for these busy professionals. In this episode, Chris Seveney brings over Mike Vann to the show to discuss the ways you can scale a business while also working full-time. Mike is the co-founder of Trident Multifamily, a company that helps busy professionals create and preserve wealth through passive investments in cash-flowing multifamily real estate. Here, he takes us deeper into how they are able to do that, spilling some helpful information and tips to help you get started on your path to growth. Mike also shares his own real estate investment journey while giving advice about partnerships, raising money, and property management.
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Many of us get into real estate investing, thinking of it as a path to financial freedom. However, for those of us who are still working from nine to five, it can be quite difficult to embark on this path fully. How, then, can we grow our investing business and finally leave our full-time jobs? For Michael Zuber, the answer is through rental properties. In this episode, Chris Seveney invites him to share how he has grown his business, as written in his book, One Rental at a Time. Michael is the CEO and Chief Helper of ORaaT (One Rental at a Time) LLC, a company focused on helping busy professionals get started on the right foot via the Creation of Pride of Ownership Rentals. Here, Michael takes us into his journey, which started as being a full-time employee at 30 years old, growing from a single house to currently about 175 doors. He then shares some of the hurdles many investors who work full-time encounter and the ways they can avoid them. Furthermore, Michael gives great insights and advice on setting up a management company, finding good tenants, being consistent, and more. There is no such thing as an overnight success. If you are not there yet, then take courage in the fact that you’re simply on your way, one rental at a time.
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We can only know so much by ourselves in this business that it seems unfortunate that we can’t ever utilize all there is that would make our investing game better. Fortunately, with experts who are ever so willing to educate the rest of us about the complex world of investing, navigating different opportunities when they present themselves could become easier. One of the unfamiliar territories many note investors struggle with is the whole topic of IRAs and solo 401(k)s. In this episode, Chris Seveney invites over Brian Eastman of Safeguard Advisors, a boutique firm specializing in self-directed IRA and 401(k) plans, to share with us his knowledge about these accounts and how we can best leverage them in investing. He compares and contrasts IRAs and 401(k)s, talks about who can best benefit them, and explains the best strategies to use when dealing with your notes. Working towards a secure retirement in the future, Brian then gives out some of the things you need to be aware of with these accounts and advises you to always think for the benefit of the retirement plan.
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There are plenty of stories about investors having difficulty with note investing in Florida, but you’ll see that there’s plenty to look forward to there. Florida is a diverse environment that deserves at least a second glance because there’s so much value to be found, especially if you’re looking in the right places. Going solo, Chris Seveney is joined by Jamie Bateman, a Managing Member at Labrador Lending, LLC, and Erin Quinn, a Partner at Bowen Quinn, P.A. Chris, Jamie, and Erin go through the pros and cons of note investing in Florida. Don’t pass up this chance to learn more about the thriving note investing scene in Florida!
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Knowledge and personal experience are crucial in all aspects of life. In note investing, the right education and field lessons are what make any investor successful. Today, Chris Seveney interviews Joe Kennedy from The Flying Moose, LLC. From flying planes to investing in notes and real estate, Joe talks about the excitement and challenges he went through to get to where he is right now. He shares some stories about borrower encounters and how he managed them and their issues. He explains his learning curve of how much he gained from education versus the actual physical buying. Listen to Chris and Joe in this fascinating exchange of real estate stories and note investment ideas.
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How do you deal with clients and even contractors affiliated with your note investment business? In this episode, Chris Seveney talks to Deepta Hiremath, a fellow real estate investor and note buyer. Chris and Deepta talk about notes and other real estate in general, tackling factors that one should look for when buying notes, including working with the right contractor and attorney. They share experiences working with borrowers and how they screen them, as well as how to price a certain asset. Learn more about note investing in this engaging episode.
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Are you considering converting a CFD, or a contract for deed, into a note? Converting a CFD can be a long, tough, and arduous process because of the many regulations in place – depending on where you are – but if you know the direction to go in, the process definitely isn’t as daunting. Russ O’Donnell is the Founder and CEO of Call the Underwriter. Joining Chris Seveney, Russ discusses the process and nuances of converting a CFD into a note. It always pays to have knowledge about processes like this in your back pocket, so don’t miss this!
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