Medicare and Your Money: What You Need to Know
How confident are you that your Medicare coverage is doing …
Retirement Investing
Discover retirement investing using mortgage notes. We’ll cover self-directed IRAs (SDIRA), trusts, and much more!
Is Your Estate Plan Protecting Your Mortgage Note Investments?
When investing in mortgage notes, most people focus on the …
Wondering What to Do with an Old 401k? Why Not Buy Mortgage Notes!
Leaving a job, whether by choice or due to unexpected …
Our Insights from the 10th Annual Self-Directed IRA Summit
This weekend we had the pleasure of attending the 10th …
Leveraging Mortgage Notes to Pay off Your Mortgage in Retirement
Retirement—it’s a word that conjures up images of relaxation, travel, …
Purchase Mortgage Notes for Estate Planning: Passing Wealth to Heirs
When it comes to planning for the future and ensuring …
Our Latest Articles
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Protecting Notes with Smart Beneficiary Planning
When investing in mortgage notes, it’s easy to focus on numbers—interest rates, returns, loan-to-value ratios—but have you ever stopped to ask: what happens to a mortgage note when the borrower passes away? That’s where beneficiary designations and mortgage note payoffs come into play. Whether you’re a borrower or a note investor, understanding how these elements…
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Making Money with Real Estate Notes Using OPM
If you’ve ever wondered how you can grow your wealth with real estate notes, the answer often lies in a powerful financial tool: leverage. Using debt or OPM (Other People’s Money) to make money might sound risky, but when you do it strategically, it can be a game-changer for building your wealth in note investing.…
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10 Common Questions About Note Investing (Answered!)
Q: What exactly is mortgage note investing, and how is it different from traditional real estate investing? A: Great question! Mortgage note investing involves buying the debt on a property instead of the property itself. When you own a note, you’re essentially acting as the bank, collecting payments from the borrower. The main difference? You…
