Who says bad can’t be good?
Tuesday, November 03
Who Says Bad Can’t Be Good When Note Buying? NNG Targets NonPerforming Residential Mortgage Notes for Cash Flow. As most of us know, growth comes with responsibility. Unlike the Barbie and Ken dolls most children played with, our dream houses come with a cost and they can vary in expense. In add...
Tracking your Data for Success
Monday, October 19
Tracking Pre-Purchases in Different WaysPeople always stress preparation and with reason. Being organized is really the window to an organized mind. Think about it; most people feel like a mess when they are out of control or lacking control in a situations since it is a type of organization. Pr...
Overcoming Objections
Saturday, October 03
Oftentimes, life won’t give you a blueprint and the learning process will be through trial and error. However, one can learn through the mentoring and help of others. As a note buyer, wouldn’t you like to know how to overcome certain objections thrown at us by homeowners? If your answer is yes th...
Reform and Consumer Laws in the Note Business
Friday, September 18
NNG on the Necessary Steps to ComplyWith CFPB Amended RegulationsIt’s said that rules are essential to keep organization and enhance clarity in communication throughout society. Some people need guidelines to better comprehend things and/or simply for protection. The CFPB is one such agency geare...
Knowing Where You Stand With Homeowners
Tuesday, September 08
This is a business! Once you have acknowledged that note buying is indeed a business you can then proceed to a well written plan of action and successfully begin cash flowing. If you cannot grasp the concept however, your cash flow will suffer, to say the least. Simply admiring the shiny object i...
The Note Business: An Industry On The Rise
Friday, August 28
NNG Explains How to Grow in your Business and Succeed with Notes.By: National Note GroupSome make the move from one profession into the note business, which can be quite lucrative. Is it the best choice for everyone? Not necessarily; that is for one to decide on their own. What we are saying howe...