Wholesaler · Baltimore, MD · Member since 2016 · 5 posts · 3 votes
I've been rehabbing houses for 15 years... and have been a landlord more times than I wish to acknowledge.... I'm just finishing up my 1st few days of studying notes... and am attending #NoteSchool by Scott Carson --
I love the concepts, makes way more sense being the bank and the loan holder vs babysitting contractors, GC's, Handymen, and tenants....
My question is -- how big is the seller financed niche of note investing ? compared to non performing or performing notes ?
If you are looking for non-performing notes, Scott Carson is great. I've spoken to him and I think he knows what he is doing. Realize that NPNs do NOT get you out of "babysitting", performing notes do. With NPNs you end up babysitting the tenant, the attorney, and the county to get your deal to work out and you may also have to babysit contractors, GC's and handymen if you get a property with issues that need correction.
Performing notes are the complete opposite, and where I've invested for the past seven years. Few moving parts, very passive income. No huge returns, but a solid 12% interest per year.
The real question is how active or passive you would like to be with your investing because NPN and Performing notes are on the opposite side of the spectrum!
If you are looking for non-performing notes, Scott Carson is great. I've spoken to him and I think he knows what he is doing. Realize that NPNs do NOT get you out of "babysitting", performing notes do. With NPNs you end up babysitting the tenant, the attorney, and the county to get your deal to work out and you may also have to babysit contractors, GC's and handymen if you get a property with issues that need correction.
Performing notes are the complete opposite, and where I've invested for the past seven years. Few moving parts, very passive income. No huge returns, but a solid 12% interest per year.
The real question is how active or passive you would like to be with your investing because NPN and Performing notes are on the opposite side of the spectrum!
There is a a healthy market for performing notes but you need to do your homework to make sure the loan was properly originated and the collateral vale supports the note in the event of default, etc..