For buyers, notes can generate steady income without the headaches of managing tenants.Curious—has anyone here invested in real estate notes before?

Our group has worked on hundreds of properties, partnering with landlords and investors seeking true peace of mind, generating over $9.6M in passive rental income each year.It wasn't hard to jump to the wrong conclusions I saw "Furnished Rental Specialist" which interests me, your business page is boosting over 9Mil in rental income on STR & MTR ... so yeah, in this market...New member, no last name, no area stated. embellishments and word salads.

I like your lead generation approach here.

Just want to understand private investors better so I know the kinds of deals I need to look for to generate the kinds of returns people expect.

I’m a strong proponent of Short-Term Rentals (STRs) when structured correctly, as they can offer significant tax advantages — particularly the ability to generate non-passive income without qualifying as a Real Estate Professional.To fully benefit from this strategy, it's important that you:Actively participate in managing the property, andMaintain detailed records and logs to document your material participation hours (e.g., time spent on guest communications, cleaning coordination, repairs, marketing, etc.).Proper documentation not only supports your position in the event of an audit, but it’s also essential for meeting the IRS thresholds for material participation under the STR exception.happy to help.

"Group" with #1 above for REP.3) Convert pre-tax IRA to Roth IRA (or take 401K distributions) that generates ordinary income, but that can be reduced by "non-passive" real estate loss created by #1 above.

What I see is a generation who would typically be entering the traditional work force, instead have opted out of the W2 world. 

You do have to have sales skills and a great follow up process but ifthe lead is free first, you're paying more in commissions every timewithout sharpening your sales skills.I've been in both positions as an Acquisition Manager.Except, I was either paid a fixed salary or I can get a big % of every deal closed on theprofit of the total rehab when the house sells.A fixed salary made me incredibly lazy, because no matter what happenedwith a lead, there seemed to be no loss.Until I looked at my numbers when I switched to a higher commission pay structure only.Isn't that funny how it was the opposite scenario of paid lead generation?

My personal mission is to break financial generational curses in my family while also giving back by helping fellow Veterans in my community.If you’re open to networking, sharing knowledge, or collaborating, I’d love to connect!

I used business credit cards so there was no effect on my personal credit.At the time, I believe I liquidated around $30k across 3 cards (Amex, Chase)...but I believe $50k is doable as well.As for considerations I would say just ensure that whatever you're using the funds for will generate a return within a considerable amount of time in order to pay back the card.Happy to connect if you have any more questions.