All Forum Posts by: Kevin Cordell

I posted before I finished, but I was just going to add that I learned quite a lot from Dean and everyone else who was involved with his program as a coach or student in his program. You can always learn something from those that you meet. I always look to add to my education and share my knowledge with others. Investing in notes is a great business since you don't have to worry about tenants, toilets or turnover until you take back some REO properties LOL. But you can also loose some or all of your money if you do not perform your due diligence and watch your investment closely.

Happy investing.

I've met Dean several times, attended his Note Summits, bought notes from him and was coaching for him in his online program back in 2010 and 2011. He is the real deal and his course helped me fill in some gaps in my own education, knowledge and experience in working defaulted bank notes.

Welcome Eric

Building wealth in real estate should be slow and steady and holding properties for appreciation is one way. Another way is to buy the mortgages and hold those for cash flow or flip for profits. With a mortgage, there are no tenants, no turnover and no toilets to fix, because it is not your house!!
I have been investing in notes for the last 3 years. This is the way to real estate for me, at this point. I may own rentals again in the future, but only if I take them back as REO's and rent them out. Then I'll only pay taxes and insurance - not a mortgage.

Good luck!
Kevin

Hi,

I have the course that I bought last year (November 2008) and since that time I have made quite a few contacts and purchased a few pools of notes using the information from the course. The price was right too! Definitely worth every penny in my book.

Kevin