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Andy Mirza
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Geographical Preference for NPN's

Andy Mirza
  • Lender
  • Ladera Ranch, CA
Posted

For those of you that are buying pools of NPN's, which states do you prefer to buy in and why? Are there some states with difficult laws/regulations that are better to avoid?

I assume that non-judicial FC states would be preferable to judicial ones. I also assume that the difficulty in one's ability to FC would affect what one would be willing to bid on notes from a particular state i.e. if it's more difficult to do business in state "X," the investor would require a greater discount on any notes he buys in that state.

I'm researching my own state (California) first, seems like a good place to start. I have experience buying at trustee sales but I know I have a lot more to learn from the "other side" since notes are not RE. The notes in CA tend to require a lot more capital so I'm interested in expanding my research to a couple of more states, especially ones where foreclosing/modifying isn't as difficult and the cost of acquisition per note is less. I'm interested in what the experienced guys here on BP suggest.

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