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Eddie Starr
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Places to buy notes.

Eddie Starr
  • Specialist
  • fremont, ne
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Through various articles, I've read that the following are some good sources to buy notes, both performing and non:

Regarding the last point, from what I've read, it's usually not a good idea to go after big named, national banks, for note buying, especially as a small investor...unless one has raised a lot of capital to do so, and even then, not usually advisable. Generally, one is better off going to their local banks/credit unions, to find notes; NPNs in particular are better, as they generally aren't going to sell performings.

I've heard mixed feelings on exchanges/marketplaces, ranging from those are the notes that people are trying to sell off, as no one else will buy them, to it's a good place to get a note, at retail, with [sometimes] less hassle.

I was wondering, would a title company be a good source, especially for NPNs? 

Also, for NPNs, would Hard Money Lenders be a good source? I know not everyone who gets a HML is able to do the flip, so the HML winds up taking the property, which may not always be their goal.

Would those who provide Transactional Funding be a good source? I know sometimes they fund a deal for more than 1 - 3 days [I think some may go as far as 60 days], so "stuff may happen."

Any other sources to look for notes that the community would like to share?

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Lisa Lavine
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Lisa Lavine
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What do you usually say to the title companies when you call ?

Yes, obvious newbie here lol

Thanks in advance for all info

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