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 March 15, 2017

www.secretsofpaper.com

     Volume 6  Note-able Newsletter  Issue 11     

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...

 

     Anytime you acknowledge someone (like a note holder) is smarter than you are, you are perceived as the smarter one.


Upcoming Events

 

April 1, 2017

     Renatus

     Las Vegas, NV

 

April 20-22, 2017

     Renatus

     Salt Lake City, UT

 

April 27-30, 2017

     PS Note Symposium

     Las Vegas, NV

 

May 13, 2017

     Renatus

     Tucson, AZ

 

2017

     Secrets of Paper

 

TBA 2017

     New York, NY

     Scottsdale. AZ

     Chicago, IL

     Atlanta, GA

     San Jose, CA


Quote of the Week

 

Greatness is not measured by what a man or woman accomplishes, but by the opposition he or she has overcome to reach his goals.
― Dorothy Height 


 President's Corner

       As you converse with note holders over the phone or in person make sure you are perceived as a consummate professional. Speak professionally and intelligently. In other words, use proper grammar and be knowledgeable about the note industry. If you are talking with them in person dress the part and be well groomed, have a good handshake, make good eye contact and conduct yourself professionally at all times.

          Making a good first impression will enable you to build trust and rapport rapidly. Once you’ve made a good first impression, be sure to have strong follow-up by doing what you say you’ll do when you say you’ll do it. After the initial phone call or meeting, your next objective is to make a good second, third, fourth impression, etc.

          Remember, Success Demands Action! Keep on marketing, it’s going to work! TWITA!


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Feature Article

Note Biz Solopreneuer

      

I’ve always been know for speaking my mind and telling it like it is in a straightforward honest and fair way, so I’m not going to sugar coat this...Read More...

Question of the Week

Q - Hi Jeff,

          Can I send you notes I find on the internet?

                                                     ~ Nick
A - Hi Nick!

       Well, the short answer is No for a couple of reasons. One, I look online myself. Two, I am not a quote machine. If you have not SPOKEN to the note holder and filled out a complete worksheet to send me I do not want to see it.  Definitely DO NOT copy and paste what you find on the internet and forward it to me, I will not even respond (nor will most reputable note buyers). And third, it has been my experience that seller financed notes that are listed on the internet by individual note holders have been around the block before.  They are either unrealistic, they accepted a price from a previous note buyer and the transaction was cancelled OR another note buyer lowered their price (for a legitimate reason) or offered them a partial rather than a full purchase or something they didn't want. Don't spin your wheels or any other investors with things you find on the internet unless you have SPOKEN to them and got the entire story. Hope this helps!
                                                       ~ Jeff


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