Building wealth is, in theory, pretty simple — the real challenge lies in diligence and consistency over time. 

I’ve been diving deeper into real estate notes — buying and selling the paper instead of the property.It’s a great way to generate income without owning the real estate itself.Curious how others here approach note investing?

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On contracts, stop forcing your paper; use assignment-friendly PSAs and addenda, but be flexible to buyer/title preferences.

I have a complicated and overly simple Pro Forma template but would love to find one mid ground that would work for small multi family 10-30 units ish. 

If you keep it simple and stay inside the rules, you’ll be fine.

The bookkeeping here can definitely get confusing the first time around, but it’s actually pretty straightforward once you think of it as two entities doing a simple business transaction with each other.Here’s how to handle it:1.

I'd hammer it out with your potential partner on paper first, then take it to an attorney to clean it up & consummate the relationship.

Yes, I’m seeing more seller notes and discounted paper as high rates pinch buyers and owners; that’s opportunity if you stay picky.

They sell paper assets and can advise you why one may be better for you than another.