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Jason T.
  • Note Investor
  • Santee, CA
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Invest in Debt...great read, I want more

Jason T.
  • Note Investor
  • Santee, CA
Posted

The president of my local REIA advised newbie note investors to read Invest in Debt by Jim Napier. It was extremely helpful for me & very interesting IMO...in fact I just got it last night and have already read through it! I would definitely recommend it!!

Can anyone in the BP community provide another recommendation for a good book on note investing? I heard Smart Trust Deed Investment by George Coats is also very good (and I will definitely pick that one up eventually), but I would like something a little more contemporary. I know there are a ton of great books out there (I'm sure many have been recommended on these forums already), but I respect the opinion of the BP community more than random reviewers on Amazon for example...

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