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Gary Landon
  • Engineer
  • Edgewood, NM
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Rich Dad Poor Dad Question?

Gary Landon
  • Engineer
  • Edgewood, NM
Posted

In the chapter “The Rich Invent Money”, he gives an example of buying a house for $20,000 and selling it on a note for $60,000. I assume he has a mortgage from a lender for the $20,000. My question is how does the note work with the mortgage?Do the buyers pay him on the note and he pays the lender and who actually owns the property?

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