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Terrence Evans
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Anyone here know Commercial Paper??

Terrence Evans
  • Investor
  • Lomita, CA
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Anyone here trade commercial paper?  I am familiar with residential of course but I don't know anything about commercial paper or how it differs from residential paper trading/investing.  I just want to know basics.  Where to source, what is the pricing like, etc.

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Jim Hartmann
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  • Columbus, IN
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Jim Hartmann
  • Multi-family Investor
  • Columbus, IN
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@Dion DePaoli

@Dion DePaoli or @Cason Cusack as they have a background in commercial note buying and other investments.

Overall the process is the same, but you will just need to do more due diligence on the local economy and how stable are those who are using the building - especially during the pandemic where businesses are not able to be open or are closing their doors for good.  

Jim

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