Are you buying or bird-dogging residential notes? If you or your investors are looking for cashflow and not the pure ‘opportunistic’ plays, then today’s podcast is for you.
When you buy a note that’s performing, you’re looking for cash-flow. If you’re buying non-performing notes, you might be looking for cash-flow, assuming you can work it out and you bought it right, or you might be looking to take ownership of the property where a workout isn’t possible.
In either case your ability to evaluate the components that contribute to the success of each individual deal will make or break you. Mistakes in real estate are expensive. My mission with this site is to bring you the information that you need to succeed. That information includes data, like BankProspector, but with today’s post we’re talking about your process.
In this podcast from the Distressedpro.com Professional Podcast Series I’m visiting again with Troy Fullwood. This time we spent some time talking very specifically about the basics of how he sizes up deals when his group is evaluating performing residential notes and we covered the three keys that he uses to drive his acquisition process for performing residential notes.
Re: 3 Keys When Buying Residential Performing Notes
This webinar was good from the standpoint of someone buying one or a few notes at a time.
What about those of us interested in bulk volume purchases?
Thanks
Great question, thanks for asking it, this will be about sourcing the smaller individual deals while you’re working towards pools
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