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Quote
of the Week
“Learn
from yesterday, live for today, hope for
tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop
questioning.”
― Albert Einstein
 President's
Corner
It's
October already, kind of sneaks
up on me every year. I have
found it interesting over the
years to compile my personal
note business statistics as well
as life lessons and survival
skills I have gleaned from the
note and cashflow business. This
month I want to share with you a
few of the lessons I've learned
over the last 23+ years. Maybe
you can relate to some of them.
While note professionals often
work evenings and weekends to
keep up with the workflow and
get ahead, they have very
flexible schedules and work with
a high level of independence.
This makes the note business
very attractive to many people,
including parents who need
flexible hours for their family
life.
I can't tell you how many times
I have been asked, "...don't you
work?..." Obviously I do, I work
very hard yet over the years I
have found that I am able to do
what I want to do and when I
want to do it. I may go
fishing or take walks during the
daytime but then I am working
into the evening and on
weekends. That is my
choice. Everyone in this
business is able to choose as
well. It truly is a great
business to be involved in and I
am very grateful for my ability
to do the things I choose.
Remember,
Success
Demands Action! Keep on
marketing, it’s going to work!
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Feature Article
Push the Partial
Your marketing efforts finally
start to pay off and the note
holders start to contact you.
You do everything right. You
have found the prospects,
gathered the information,
submitted the complete and
legible mortgage worksheet to
your favorite Master Consultant
and a couple of funding sources
and obtained some quotes. After
careful consideration you
subtract what you believed to be
a fair fee for yourself and
presented your adjusted offer to
the note holder using some of
Jeff Armstrong’s favorite
Scripts and Tips. But, for
some reason, the sellers respond
by saying something similar to
"… thank you for your quick
response but I’ll think I’ll
hold onto it for now…" and the
conversation is ended. You
wonder what you could have done
wrong and why the note holders
won’t accept your offers...Read
More...
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Question of
the Week
Q
- Hi Jeff,
I have a note seller with non-performing
bank notes that is willing to sell...how can I make money from this situation?
~
Stu
Hi Stu!
Thanks for the email!
Unfortunately, we do not purchase non-performing notes from banks.
However, there is the Non-Performing Note Symposium going on in Las Vegas
November 20-22, 2014 (see above banner ad) where you can learn how to profit
from these types of opportunities.
Hope this helps!
~ Jeff
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