: The most common type, where you buy a borrower's debt secured by a property.
: You collect monthly payments as the "bank" without dealing with tenants, toilets, or maintenance.
: Notes are generally secured by a mortgage or deed of trust, giving you the right to the underlying asset if the borrower defaults. CASH FLOW INVESTMENTS NOTES
: Borrowers are behind on payments; these are often sold at a steep discount, allowing for higher potential returns through restructuring or foreclosure.
: Always verify the Chain of Assignment to ensure legal ownership and conduct a thorough title search before purchasing. : The most common type, where you buy
: Notes are not as easily sold as stocks; finding a buyer for a single note can take time.
: Provides a non-stock market-correlated income stream that can hedge against market volatility. Critical Risks & Due Diligence : Borrowers are behind on payments; these are
: The primary risk is the borrower stopping payments, which may require legal action or foreclosure.