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Eric Smith
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Non Performing Note Due Diligence

Eric Smith
  • Omaha, NE
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I'm having trouble understanding some of the forms when performing due diligence on non-performing notes found on Notes Direct. Specifically, the payment history (if I'm reading the report correctly then the borrower made a payment in 2018 when it was due in 2016?) and the title report. Does anyone have suggestions to help me learn more about what to look for so I do my due diligence with confidence without spending $30k?

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Dan Deppen
  • Erie, CO
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Dan Deppen
  • Erie, CO
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I gave a presentation at a local meetup on due diligence for non-performing notes last night. If you drop me a message I can send you the slides. They won't give you everything but they might help start you in the right direction.

  • Dan Deppen

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