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Armand P.
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Mateo, CA
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Note Investing

Armand P.
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Mateo, CA
Posted

Hello-

I spent a few hours today reading and learning about non performing note investing. If I were to tap into my ROTH and convert it to a IRA LLC or SDIRA what would be a minimum requirement to start?

Let's just say I have $35K would that deliver a decent to above average ROI? Can someone provide me a case study or sample of what a non performing note would look like.

Lastly, would this amount allow me to buy multiple notes in the beginning or would I need to wait until the note is paid off or FC is completed? I also read that I could do partial withdrawal and take some $ off the table then renew the term and conditions with Tenant.

Thanks,

Armand

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