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John Williams
  • Handyman
  • Alpine, UT
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John Williams
  • Handyman
  • Alpine, UT
Posted

Can a guy get started investing in notes with just a couple grand?

Where is the best place to start?

I've been reading up on the subject and it seems there is more risk and less upside potential to just being a broker. I've been reading about ways to "improve paper" and make it more marketable and then selling for larger returns than just a flat fee a broker would earn.

Now for a real newb question, where do you find your notes?

Do you just do marketing?

What is the best way to find discounted paper?

Thanks in advance for your help,

John

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