All Forum Posts by: Ivan Terrero

When wholesaling properties I have heard of using transactional funding the day of closing.  This in theory would allow you to purchase the home you have under contract in one room, assign it and have your assignee sign in the room next to you.  Sounds very very good but are there people or lenders actually doing this? 

Hey there everybody! I hope everyone’s having a good day. I am looking into 3 different programs I have come across that caught my interest. They are Rod khalif, Marcin Drozdz M1 and Brad Blazar’s Capital School. I am interested to see if anyone has any feedback about the programs. My goal is to network with liked minded investors to help raise money. Thanks.

Hey everyone,

Lately, I’ve been having a few conversations with note holders who are exploring exit options — either from performing or sub-performing notes. Some are just reallocating capital, others are dealing with borrower issues or want to clean up their portfolios.

That got me wondering...

👉 If you're holding notes, what would make you consider selling?

• Market uncertainty?

• Needing liquidity?

• Tired of managing borrower communication?

• Or maybe just found a better investment elsewhere?

No judgment either way — just genuinely curious how people are thinking in this current environment.

Would love to hear your thoughts if you’ve sold a note recently or are thinking about it. What triggered that decision?

Looking forward to learning from the community.

Mortgage note investing seems to be gaining interest lately, and I’m curious about the experiences of BP members who have taken the plunge.

- What first drew you to mortgage notes over traditional rentals or flips?

- What resources, books, or methods helped you understand the process?

- Any beginner mistakes or lessons you wish you knew upfront?

Let’s use this thread to swap stories, best practices, and resources for those interested in passive income through note investing. If you want to discuss specifics or share a learning resource, let’s connect in the comments!

Lately I’ve been spending more time looking at notes as an investment strategy. It’s definitely a different world compared to rentals or flips, but I like the idea of buying the paper instead of the property.

For those who’ve been at it a while — what’s been your biggest “aha” moment in the note space?

Mortgage note investing often flies under the radar compared to traditional property investing, yet it offers unique benefits like passive income and portfolio diversification without the typical landlord headaches.

For those who have ventured into note investing, what strategies or resources have helped you succeed? And for those curious but cautious—what questions do you have before taking the plunge?

Let’s use this space to network, exchange knowledge, and support each other in exploring this intriguing investment avenue.