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Daniel Fierros
  • Pasadena, TX
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Does "the bank" always win?

Daniel Fierros
  • Pasadena, TX
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Hello BP! This is a question I have and any opinion is welcomed in this forum post. I just wanted to know the different ways that a note investor can lose in a note investment deal. In this case, I'm mainly talking about a non-performing 1st or 2nd note (although if you have an opinion on the risks of performing notes too, I'd like to hear that). And I ask this question bc I want to interact and meet with more investors who are in the note space. Thank you Daniel

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