Fellow investors - noticeably fewer active buyers in performing notes lately.

Sell one or two of them and reinvest in a larger investment property with a better performance potential.

Hey Everyone,With real estate equity fundraising slowing but private credit strategies booming (debt funds now grabbing bigger shares of originations per MSCI), I'm seeing performing notes emerge as a standout opportunity for 2026.Key trends I'm watching that could impact your note strategy:Investor loan defaults rising (especially fix-and-flip and multifamily debt maturities), creating more inventory for buyers like us who focus on seasoned, clean-paying 1st lien residential notes.​Yields holding strong at 9-12% for well-equitied performing notes, beating CDs by 2-3x while offering real downside protection.​Seller-finance & hard money surging amid tight institutional lending—great for secondary buyers targeting re-performing assets.​Liquidity improving via digital platforms, but smaller regional banks offloading non-core notes to meet capital rules (14% YoY sales velocity up).​Question for the group: With this shift toward debt over equity, are you buying more performing notes to hold for yield, or repositioning into workouts/NPLs?

Hi,I’m looking for a GC or sub in the Montgomery, AL area who actually self-performs their work.I’ve been getting bids from "paper contractors" who seem to just tack on a 10–15% management fee rather than pricing the actual labor and materials fairly.

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The thing that's been bugging me lately is I don't have a clean way to see how my whole portfolio is actually performing in one place.Like — I can run numbers on a new deal fine, but when I'm trying to figure out if I should sell one property to fund another, or refi vs hold, or just understand which of my properties is actually my best performer after all expenses...

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