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Tracy Z. Rewey
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Ways to Use Social Media For Note Investing Due Diligence

Tracy Z. Rewey
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  • Orlando, FL
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I heard an interesting statistic at the IMN Note and NPN conference last week. One of the panelists (Jeff Freud with United Asset Management) mentioned they had found something like a 20% improved chance for getting a note performing when a payer was participating in Social Media. Basically they run a Google search on a person and when it returns various social media profiles rather than just ads for skip tracing type sites they see that as a more positive indicator for performance. Of course it is just one of many factors but it made me curious...

How are other note investors using Social Media as part of their due diligence when buying notes?  We've used it to "check someone out" or help "find them" on a note with performance problems but this takes it to a different level.  Thoughts?

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