One is to not flaunt the fact that you have purchased the property subject to.  

As my mentor always says "The hot girl doesn't have to look for a date to the prom".

I wonder if Tardus spell out the Risk Associated with unsecured prom notes like you talking about in your coaching.. many of these folks say they learned of Norada through Tardus and then when they post they simply do not have a grasp of what they invested in..

and I want to reiterate I  don't know this RAD company never heard of them prior to this thread don't know exactly what they do other than what I have read here as in investors cant get redemption's right now and there is some Prom notes that appear based on postings on this thread to be in default.

I think the main issue is believing that unsecured prom notes are Guaranteed. unless I saw the note and the note stated that ( which I highly doubt) the return of funds and payment of interest solely rests on the full faith and credit of what was invested in and the sponsor..

U dont need a Prom note to be notarized to be enforceable. it just becomes a court action..

No kidding if there is no Trust deed or mortgage these are simply unsecured prom notes. and to collect on those you need to first file a lawsuit  second get the judgement  third try to collect on said judgement.. sounds to be these borrowers may have set this person up and they fell for it. 

They flaunt their cars, vacations, and “passive income,” and claim that if you just take their course, buy their coaching, or read their book—you’ll have it all too.In real estate, the biggest misconception they push revolves around financing.

Henry to catch you up on this situation.. these were unsecured Prom Notes. that invested in companies crypto and off broadway theater shows.. there was no real estate to underwrite as non of it was secured by physical assets..  

Do they actually have other offers IN HAND, not just flaunting "offers"