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TJ Addison
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Looking for Note Investors

TJ Addison
  • Investor
  • Cortland, NE
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I’m just starting to look at note investing and feel a little over my skis. I’ve got 27 units but this note investing stuff has me all mixed up! I’ve got the general idea but have so many questions. I’ve read some books and watched quit a few videos but I’m still not feeling comfortable. Any advice or help would be appreciated! Thanks

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    Wesley I.
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    Wesley I.
    • Investor
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    Lots of good advise on this thread. Finding people you can trust and learn from is crucial to your success. I started late 2019, went against the grain and took a non-performer as my first note. Lengthy process that involves a lot of holding cost but ive learned a ton and was able to network and find valuable resources. My second note is a performer, its pretty boring compared to my 1st.

    Attend meetups in person or online to network and ask questions. Ive noticed most note investors are pretty open and willing to share their knowledge, experience, and stories.

    Watch out for paper cuts!

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