REAL ESTATE

NOTE INVESTING

NEW TO NOTE INVESTING?


REASONS TO INVEST IN NOTES

Did you know that instead of being a landlord or property flipper, you can be the lender and generate cashflow the same way the bank does?

COLLATERALIZED

Real estate notes are backed by real assets.  Houses!

PREDICTABLE RETURNS

You will have a good estimate of your rate of return before you even purchase the asset.  Not so with stocks and mutual funds!

PROFITABLE EXIT

Even when things don't go as planned, you can still profit if you have exit strategies planned in advance.

CONSISTENT AND PREDICTABLE INCOME

The ultimate goal is to generate consistent and predictable monthly cashflow.

NOTE DEAL CASE STUDY

Here is an example of a real note deal I have done!

​Mobile, AL

Purchase Price:                   $55,600

Unpaid Principal Balance:  $61,900

Monthly Payment:               $500

Interest Rate:                        9%

Yield:                                      10.26%         

Collect "Interest" Monthly

Not Rent.

INVEST LIKE THE BANKS

What does note investing have in common with banking

A lot, actually...  Watch the video to find out more!

Learn How To

Build A Million Dollar

Note Portfolio

In Only 4 Years

With A Home-Based Note Business

Enroll In Our Note Investing Online Training Program

Learn To Build

Your Note Portfolio

Learn To Start A

Note Broker Business

Create Passive Income With Notes

Invest With Your

Retirement Account

Notes Are Perfect For IRA & 401K Holders



MEET OUR TEAM

Mike Szymkowski

Manager

I am here to answer all of your questions about real estate note investing!


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

You probably have questions.

Listed below are answers to some of the more common questions that people ask about Note Investing.

What is a Note ?

Is Note Investing Safe?

What is the yield of a note and how is this different than the interest rate?

Notes are often purchased at a discount, meaning less than the face value of the loan.  This means that when you buy notes at a discount, you are earning interest on more money than you put in.  If you buy a note at face value, the interest rate will be equal to your yield, but if you get a discount, your yield will be higher than your interest rate.

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