Often times owning a note can give you low cost positioning into a deal. In a private
note deal with a 1 st mortgage, your maximum loan amount is typically about 65% of LTV
(loan to value) meaning that the most you’re getting the house for if you were to take
the property back through foreclosure, is 65 cents on the dollar.
Owning hard real estate can offer many great tax advantages (and still does), especially when including depreciation deductions that can offset positive cash flow. Unfortunately, though, a ton of work is required for managing and maintaining the property.
Whether you are buying performing 1st or non-performing seasoned notes, your cash flow opportunity is real, passive and sustainable.
Buying mortgage notes can provide an investor with secure returns and without the hassles and risks of buying and flipping a fixer-upper, locating tenants for a rental condo, or unclogging toilets.
Life is moving quickly for everyone, and ultimately requires a plan to deal with old age and retirement. A savings account is great but be prepared for it to only reflect only what you have saved.
Achieve success in Real Estate Note Investing The Note Agency works every day to bring value to our investors….. YOU!We are designed to help you, (our investors) achieve a passive preferred return.Let us tap you into an asset class that is normally reserved for Wall Street. 12 Key Advantages of Read more…
Why hasn’t anybody told me about a really smart, and simple passive Real Estate alternative?
Case Study (real case) This example is with my old property I had for 15 years and sold it recently. The property with 4 units is located in Bakersfield, CA. I sold this property for $260,000. Buyer purchased the property with 20% down and paid 2% in closing cost, so Read more…
Alternative investments have been getting more attention recently, specifically note investing through regular Investments and self-directed IRAs.