I just looked at the due diligence video on youtube that Bill McCafferty did,it was very well done. It gave me insights into the note business that I won't get until I invest and actually do it. That's what a thousand plus notes will do for you.

Hello, I found out that people can invest in maintenance payment agreements a little while ago. There's not really a loan/principal balance, amortization, etc., and payments are required under a perpetual agreement and are CPI-adjusted each year. Has anyone seen anything like this? What are y'all's thoughts on valuing/bidding and doing due diligence on something like this? CA

Hello all, I'm new and I'm in the learning process altogether as far as notes. I'm curious about what kind of advice y'all have about vacant land -- I know that it's one of the more unpredictable assets. What kinds of questions should I (as a note buyer) ask the seller if the topic is specifically mortgage notes for land? What characteristics should I consider red/green flags in my seller/borrower?

My question is for the states that actually have both judicial and non-judicial foreclosures. Are we typically going to get eyes in the documents in order to determine which one we are looking at before the bid process? And if that answer is a “no”, wouldn’t it be normal or expected that the bid would need to be lowered if the note is lacking a “power of sale clause”?

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