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John Hodson
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Going about investing in Notes using SD 401(k)

John Hodson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Montrose, CA
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Hi Community!

I'm just getting started with my SD 401(k) and my first plan of action is to invest in notes as a way to get my feet wet. My questions are: Where is a good place to look for notes (I don't even know)? When I write the check out of my SD 401(k), am I investing the money to an individual or what? Is there a typical investment period with notes and how long are they?

Thanks everyone!

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Dmitriy Fomichenko
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Dmitriy Fomichenko
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@John Hodson

I know that you are anxious to make your first investment, but you should slow down a little and start learning and building relationships. Then after you built some relationships you'll start seeing the opportunities. 

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