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 May 11, 2016

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     Volume 5  Note-able Newsletter  Issue 19     

President's Corner - Tip of the Week - Weekly Quote - Feature Article

Upcoming Events - Subscriber Question - Product Highlight


 
Resource Highlight

In easy to understand language, the topics that are discussed in the Note Holder's Handbook include:

·         How much is your note really worth?

·         Why record keeping is vital to your note's value

·         A simple technique that can avoid tax problems.

·         What to do when the payments are late.

·         What to do if the payments stop and when to foreclose

·         A simple step you can take to verify the safety of your note.

·         How to get top dollar if you sell all or part of your note.

The Note Holder's Handbook also includes a Handy Reference Data area to keep all of the pertinent information regarding the note in one place AND a simple to use Payment Record chart to keep track of the payments received.  This handbook is a must for someone receiving payments on a real estate secured note as well as a fabulous marketing tool for note brokers and investors.

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Tip of the Week

         

Did you know...

 

     In the Note Business follow up is key. It's almost impossible to do great follow-up without great notes.

 


 

Upcoming Events

 

September 24, 2016

     Atlanta, GA

 

December 17, 2016

     Sacramento, CA

 

TBA 2016

     New York, NY

 

TBA 2016

     Scottsdale. AZ

 

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     Chicago, IL

 

 

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     Los Angeles, CA

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Quote of the Week

 

There are no mistakes. The events we bring upon ourselves, no matter how unpleasant, are necessary in order to learn what we need to learn; whatever steps we take, they're necessary to reach the places we've chosen to go.

― Richard Bach



 President's Corner

       May Motivation - One day, a ten-year-old boy went to an ice cream shop, sat at a table and asked the waitress, "How much is an ice-cream cone?" She said, "seventy-five cents." The boy started counting the coins he had in his hand. Then he asked how much a small cup of ice-cream was. The waitress impatiently replied, "sixty five cents." The boy said, "I will have the small ice-cream cup." He had his ice-cream, paid the bill and left. When the waitress came to pick up the empty plate, she was touched. Underneath were ten cent coins as tip.

        The little boy had consideration for the waitress before he ordered his ice-cream. He showed sensitivity and caring. He thought of others before himself. If we all thought like the little boy, we would have a great place to live. Show consideration, courtesy, and politeness. Thoughtfulness shows a caring attitude, in the note business it goes a long way. Remember, Success Demands Action! Keep on marketing, it’s going to work! TWITA!


If you need a Valuation Estimate or an Appraisal of today's cash value of your secured or unsecured notes, for the purpose of Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Income Statement Preparation, Balance Sheet Preparation, or any other purpose we can help.

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Feature Article

Examining the mind of a Note Holder Part 1 of 3

       Note Holders give you many reasons for not selling you their note. The reasons for not selling correspond with the best proven responses in this article.  Have you heard some of these reasons for not selling?  Maybe some of the following will resonate with you... Read More...


Question of the Week

Q - Hi Jeff,

          I have a question about multifamily units. As a Note Buyer, are multi-family dwellings less risky than rental Single Family Homes considering the vacancy rate can be confirmed and there is more chance of regular rental income?

                                                     ~ Suzanne
A - Hi Suzanne!

          Thanks for the email!  In short no, multi-family would not be considered less risky than a rental SFH at all.  In fact multi-family units may even be considered more risky depending upon the number of units AND the experience of the buyer/payor in owning, running and managing multi-family units. Hope this helps!             

                                                      ~ Jeff


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