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Tom Seurynck
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Beginning Note Investing?

Tom Seurynck
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Hi, new to the forum and looking to get into note investing.  I've been doing a lot of research here on the topic - reading suggested books, researching potential classes to take, listening to BP podcasts, etc.  However, it seems that most of these discussions on BP are at least a year old at this point. Curious whether there is still opportunity to enter this space or if the lack of posts is a red flag that opportunities have dried up? Appreciate any thoughts you all have.  Thanks!

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Chris Seveney
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@Tom Seurynck There is still plenty of opportunity. There were a lot of people who I would say had interest in. It’s investing but many never pull the trigger. The reason why is those who tell you it is passive are not being honest. Note investing is not passive and it takes time and effort and the first year you will learn a lot but there may not be a lot to show for it and people tend to give up very early I would be happy to chat more offline about where I received my training etc as I know there are rules on BP about promoting people and their courses etc Thanks
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