Whether you’re a new investor or have been in the game for a while, you might be uncertain of real estate note investing because of what you have heard. Here… more
A real estate note is simply an IOU secured by property.
In a conventional real estate transaction, a buyer makes a down payment, obtains a loan, and signs a note… more
Would you buy real estate hundreds of miles away from home? Most people would say, “No way!”
Would you buy a real estate note hundreds of miles away from home?… more
At first, investing in notes may sound like a complicated strategy. In reality, however, if you do your due diligence correctly, note investing can be one of the simplest and… more
Back in 2005, it was clear to those of us who looked closely that the housing market was sitting on unstable ground. When lenders are freely lending money to borrowers… more
Adapting to a changing economic and legal environment is important in every industry, especially real estate. Veteran real estate investors must learn and adapt to the changing environment. The note… more
Scott Carson, founder of We Close Notes, never intended to invest in nonperforming notes despite previously working as a mortgage broker and a financial adviser. Like so many others investing… more
Many real estate investors are looking to expand into new markets as backyard deals become scarcer and thinner based on demand for product, reduced HUD foreclosures and property values recovering… more
“You can make a living brokering notes, but you get wealthy owning notes!”
This statement from a pioneer real estate note investor provided one of those “lightbulb” moments for me.… more