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Darren Eady
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lindon, UT
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Passive real estate investing made super easy!

Darren Eady
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lindon, UT
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No tenants, toilets or trouble.  Some investors are active and some are passive.  I personally enjoy buying mortgage notes / trust deeds and holding the paper instead of the property as a passive investor.  Acting as the bank and collecting interest leaves someone else in charge of the property management, vacancy and phone calls and possible lawsuits.  Holding trust deeds / mortgage notes pays me 12% annually and there is no maintenance through the servicing center I use.  

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