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William Kim
  • Burlington, MA
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Note noob - worth investing now?

William Kim
  • Burlington, MA
Posted

Hi BP Community,

I recently listened to the podcast with David Van Horn on real estate note investing, which intrigued me as another investment avenue. I've seen a mix of comments regarding the note market being dry (no more inventory) and the ROI starting to come down from the 10-12% range.

As a relatively risk adverse investor, I am looking for suggestions/advice on the performing notes market, whether it's worth investing in now, and how I can expand my network to find reliable resources for such performing notes.  

Also, what are some services or platforms that provide notes for non-accredited investors?  

I appreciate any feedback and look forward to what the community has to say! 

Best,

William

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