Investing in Performing Notes with Martin Saenz

Martin Saenz brings social good into smart investing. Martin is a Managing Partner of Bequest Funds. Renowned as a thought leader in the mortgage note investment industry, Martin is generous with his firsthand expertise, to the benefit of his many clients and followers. Genuine, loyal, and passionate about creating a better world through profitable business, he works hard to share and spread success. Martin also wrote the books Note Investing Made Easier and Note Investing Fundamentals.

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Investing in Performing Notes with Martin Saenz

Brett:

I’m excited about our next guest. He brings social good into smart investing. He's a Managing Partner of Bequest Funds. Renowned as a thought leader in the mortgage note investment industry. He's generous with his firsthand experience to the benefit of many of his clients and followers. He's genuine, loyal, and passionate about creating a better world through profitable business. He works hard to share and spread success. We're gonna be talking all things about investing in performing notes as a way to create and preserve more wealth. So I want you to please welcome to the show with me, Mr. Martin Saenz. Hey, Martin, how are you doing?

Martin:

Good, Brett. Thanks for having me on.

Brett:

Absolutely. For listeners get to know you for the first time when you give them a little bit more about your story and your current focus.

Martin:

Sure, in 2004, after leaving my corporate job, my wife and I decided that we wanted to be entrepreneurs and venture out and, and start building financial freedom for ourselves and work towards retiring early by creating passive income in our lives. So we did what a lot of folks did, we figured out what type of business we wanted to launch. It so happened to be a federal government contracting company that my wife and I launched, selling museum exhibit displays to the federal government on a nationwide level. So we did that out of the gate.

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