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Robert M.
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"The Note Advisors"

Robert M.
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Anyone heard of "The Note Advisors"?  They are saying that they have off market properties to  sell.  Each comes with a Quit Claim deed.  They told me that I would have to purchase a warranty deed if I wanted to.  

Also want me to sign an NDA to see the list.  

Are they a good company to work with?  Anyone have any experience with this company?

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Bob Malecki#5 Tax Liens & Mortgage Notes Contributor
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Bob Malecki#5 Tax Liens & Mortgage Notes Contributor
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Their website seems to be selling education, the about page has no specific names/faces and the are located in Canada and show

Email Address*

[email protected]

as their contact email, which tells me that they  don't even take the time to complete their website. 

Find a resource that is real and serious. Too many good note brokers available and there are a lot of wannabe's trying to get you to pay them for useless information. 

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