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John McKee#5 Commercial Real Estate Investing Contributor
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Mortgage note companies to invest in

John McKee#5 Commercial Real Estate Investing Contributor
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I'm familiar with PPR and 7E Investments.  What others are out there I should be looking at.  LMK and thanks!

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Quote from @Denise Supplee:

My business partner lent a private note to Ohio’s real estate investing couple. He was paid 10% interest every quarter since 2019. This worked out. However, he did have a relationship with them. 

Word to the wise, however: only lend a private note to investors you know personally and trust implicitly. Don’t lend money to anyone — even someone you know well — if they don’t have a long history of success in real estate investing.

If you desire to earn a higher rate of return like 
15-30%, you might want to consider investing with a real estate syndication. We have invested in notes in our investment club. And so far it has proven to be a positive experience. 


out of sheer curiosity how do these clubs work if you guys are investing in a loan. Do you do fractional interest in the debt instrument for club members that want to invest in a particular loan.. Or do you pool the money and make the loan in the name of the club.. then if your pooling money do you guys need some sort of SEC exemption and a PPM.. I see this club method coming up more but never really knew how you guys do it.  

I suspect this is a good way for locals who can meet then spread risk etc.. 
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