All Forum Posts by: Stephen Bagnani

Well my first idea, if I can find something I can afford is to use fha to buy a mfp and live in one unit.

My goal is passive cashflow so i dont have to have a job.

Thanks, Darren. I was thinking of Turn-key Cashflow properties actually. However I am looking for toward out of state markets. Do you have experience with California? If I can get good deals in So. Cal. I would, but everything is quite expensive. On the other hand the renting market is really high because of it. I'll email you.

Thanks for the input I was hoping I could use an agent to help me with analysis, because I don't really know how to do that yet.

So If I look at Trulia, the mfhs I am seeing in the area are like mid 3's, and to afford it with my FHA and 15k savings. I would need to float around low 3's.

Thanks for the feedback.

I am really liking that investing in Notes is a way to help relieve some of the pressure from struggling borrowers.

I appreciate all you do, and the education you provide to people. I have recently had the "Rich Dad Poor Dad" awakening so to speak, and I am in the decision phase of what assets I want to be investing in.

I have been very intrigued by the real estate markets, but something I saw Scott Carson say on youtube about "Be the Bank" is really striking a nerve for me.

My Question, is it too late to get into Investing in Notes? My goal is financial freedom from my Job and the ability to travel, and have future growth to give to many generations of Bagnanis. I have some investing partners in my family, but I am the main driver of our efforts, and once I pick a niche I will commit all my spare time, and even go full-time (quit my job) if I am successful enough.

Thanks for taking the time to read this, and if there are any good resources on the basics of cash flow notes, I'd love to check them out.

Seems like I'm better off just renting out the land.

Mindy youre a lifesaver. Thanks.

Thanks for feedback.