Archive for the 'Note Business' Category
Should I Get Into the Note Business With All the New Laws Going Into Effect?
July 23rd, 2010 categories: Note Business
A lot of people want to know if the note business is right for them, as indicated by this recent email:
“As a new note broker that wants to get started with all these laws going into effect, is this a career path that will you recommend?” - Josephina
Hi Josephina,
Like with anything, only go into the note business if you really love it. Knowing the note business helps you understand so many things . . . like how owner financing works. It gives you a much better sense of how the real estate market functions and gives you a lot more flexibility:
- You can buy property with owner financing
- Sell property with owner financing
- Buy notes for yourself
- Broker notes to others
- Become a consultant to sellers thinking about carrying paper
- Learn how private financing and basic underwriting works
It can take concerted effort and a couple of years before trying to broker notes pays off in a significant way, unless you’re already in a closely related business or you have favorable connections from the start.
I don’t believe the new laws are going to kill the note business… at least it doesn’t appear to be that way yet. Because loans are probably going to be harder and harder to get, there will be even more notes being created than ever before.
If you have a passion for the information, learn the note business! Just don’t spend a fortune doing it.
Best wishes,
Dawn
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HR 4173 - Another Round of Threats Aimed at Owner Financing and the Note Business
June 22nd, 2010 categories: Note Business, Seller Financing
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[watch video] Help protect your personal property rights: the ability to use owner financing to sell your property, the ability to buy a property without needing to qualify for new bank financing, your ability to defer capital gains and enjoy cash flow for retirement by carrying paper.
If HR 4173 goes through unamended, it will greatly harm the real estate industry and the private note business. Thank you, Eddie Speed, for sending around this email:
Dear Friend and Colleague:
With HR 4173 moving forward in conference, we need to contact the Representatives and Senators listed below, as they are Conferees and will have final decision as to the inclusion of Section 1073 and 1074. Please review the draft letter (ready to be cut and pasted to your letterhead) and the attached fact sheet. Both items should be e-mailed or faxed to your Congressman. (Sending to Congressmen outside your area will have little to no impact.) The 5th paragraph has a bolded sentence where you MUST personalize or remove the sentence.
Who is your Congressman?
Contact a Senator from your state, or in state where you do business. Contact a Representative if you have property or do business in their
district. If you are not sure check this site:
Please contact your Senator or Representative if they are on this list.
List of Conferees on HR 4173:
House Democrats:
- Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank of Massachusetts
- Howard L. Berman of California
- Leonard L. Boswell of Iowa
- John Conyers Jr. of Michigan
- Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland
- Luis V. Gutierrez of Illinois
- Paul E. Kanjorski of Pennsylvania
- Mary Jo Kilroy of Ohio
- Carolyn B. Maloney of New York
- Gregory W. Meeks of New York
- Dennis Moore of Kansas
- Gary Peters of Michigan
- Collin C. Peterson of Minnesota
- Bobby L. Rush of Illinois
- Heath Shuler of North Carolina
- Edolphus Towns of New York
- Nydia M. Velázquez of New York
- Maxine Waters of California
- Melvin Watt of North Carolina
- Henry A. Waxman of California
House Republicans:
- Financial Services ranking member Spencer Bachus of Alabama
- Joe L. Barton of Texas
- Judy Biggert of Illinois
- Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia
- Scott Garrett of New Jersey
- Sam Graves of Missouri
- Jeb Hensarling of Texas
- Darrell Issa of California
- Frank D. Lucas of Oklahoma
- Ed Royce of California
- Lamar Smith of Texas
Senate Democrats:
- Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Chairman Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut
- Tom Harkin of Iowa
- Tim Johnson of South Dakota
- Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont
- Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas
- Jack Reed of Rhode Island
- Charles E. Schumer of New York
Senate Republicans:
- Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs ranking member Richard C. Shelby of Alabama
- Saxby Chambliss of Georgia
- Bob Corker of Tennessee
- Michael D. Crapo of Idaho
- Judd Gregg of New Hampshire
Donations to support this effort of a $100 or more would be appreciated, and may be sent to:
National Association to Protect Private Property Rights
1725 east South Lake Blvd. Ste. #102
South Lake, TX 76092
Don’t forget, here is the customizable letter to email or fax to your representative, and the fact sheet to attach to it:
When banks say NO, I say YES!
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Private Ethical Soft Money for Southern California Real Estate Loans
May 29th, 2010 categories: Note Business
If you’re getting this in your email, click here to watch the video.
When banks say NO, I say YES!
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