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Brian Byrd
  • Arlington, TX
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Note buying/ flipping homes

Brian Byrd
  • Arlington, TX
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I have spent the majority of my 20's making my employers millions of dollars in purchasing performing owner financed notes with high yields. Every once in a while, I come across the perfect note that I wish I was purchasing for myself. I have worked for two of the largest Note Buying institutions in the country (both are banks) and although I learn something new every day, I feel I am an expert in finding, pricing, due diligence, and servicing of the notes I buy. The purpose of this post is wanting to ask the community if anyone has any advice on how to start purchasing these notes for myself, or for a private investor. I don't have a lot of money- but I have been saving as much as I can over the past couple of years. If anyone has any suggestions for a 29 year old, newbie personal investor, but a VERY experienced real estate investor. I know this community has answers, and I am open to any suggestions, like a sponge, waiting for the guidance that is biggerpockets!

Thank you all!

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