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July 9, 2014

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     Volume 3  Note-able Newsletter  Issue 28     

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

Upcoming Events - Subscriber Question - Product Highlight


 
Product Highlight

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Tip of the Week

      Did you know....

       To be a good negotiator in the note business, you'll need to be able to solve two types of problems: those that you think might come up and those that do.


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Quote of the Week

 

Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle. And so we must straighten our backs and work for our freedom. A man can't ride you unless your back is bent.                                                 ― Martin Luther King, Jr.


President's Corner

       For the next four weeks of July I will continue with the etiquette theme from last week.  This week I will discuss sending thank you notes.  In the note business I am shocked at how infrequently people send thank you notes after a transaction closes. If you're not sending a follow-up thank you note to everyone involved in a note purchase transaction that just closed and funded, you're doing yourself a huge dis-service by neglecting the potential future referrals.  The art of the thank you note should never die. When you get a note purchase transaction closed—especially if was a difficult one with lots of hurdles and surprises—take the time to write a few thank you notes. You'll differentiate yourself by doing so and it will reflect well on your company too and it will help in opening potential business in the future.  Don’t forget this elemental act of putting pen to paper and writing a note. You'll make a lasting impression that an email or a shout-out on Twitter or a Facebook wall mention can't even touch. Remember, Success Demands Action! Keep on marketing, it’s going to work! TWITA!


 

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Feature Article

Keep In Touch

           To grow and sustain your note or cash flow business you need to keep your name in front of your referral sources, potential clients and note holders. Postcards are still a great way to do follow up and help you grow your business...Read More...


Question of the Week

Q - Hi Jeff,

          During the note buying process are the payor's going to be contacted?  The note holder wants to keep it confidential.

                                                          ~ Edwin

Hi Edwin!

          During the due diligence process near the end of the transaction when the closing documents are sent out a "payor verification phone" call is made to the payor’s. The call normally is very short; we say something to the effect that we are calling to update the seller's records and to verify the interest rate, payment amount, etc. and things like that. Usually, no mention is made that we are buying the note or that the seller is selling it, but only that we may be servicing the note for the note holder (IF we say that at all). Hope this helps!                      

                                                         ~ Jeff


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