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Updated about 6 years ago, 11/26/2018

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  • Specialist
  • Carmichael, CA
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Best Beginner Note Education Course PaperSource or NoteMogul?

Account Closed
  • Specialist
  • Carmichael, CA
Posted

Hello, 

I'm new to Note Investing and will be taking some education courses to help me learn the business. I realize this isn't an easy business to get into, it take time, effort, money, and myriad more things in combination to be successful. Education being only one component. 

I've seen 2 courses recommended here; PaperSource Note Pro ($397) and NoteMogul Training ($497). I would like to ask people here who've either taken the courses, have experience with them, or otherwise have relevant information about them to give me their feedback.  

  1. Have you taken one or both of the courses? If so, what did you like and dislike about them? 
  2. If you've taken both, do you prefer one over the other and why?  
  3. Would you take them again?  
  4. Do you think they are helpful to a new Note investor? 
  5. Can I get a better return on my money with a different product, ie. a book, course, webinar, ebook, etc? 
  6. Did the course accomplish it's goal of educating you on the business and to how be successful? 

Your input is greatly appreciated, thank you. 

Thomas Turner

FYI: 

I've read most of the Note articles on BP and Dave's 99 page PDF on Note Investing. 

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