All Forum Posts by: Bhavna J.

Bill- thanks for your input. I didn't think about that, will definitely look into it.

Thanks Joel. I got in touch with Mark and will get in touch with Locatelli as well :)

Thanks Joel, appreciate your response.

I would like to start with smaller, performing notes ($30-50k). A payoff on the back is always nice, however I would like to focus on a steady stream of income.

I have 8+ years of experience in the real estate industry but am new to the Note investing arena.

A question for experienced note investors: What are some tried and tested ways of finding notes that helped you grow your business? Would you offer any other advise or tips to someone who's keen on building a successful career in this field?

Looking forward to your input.

Thanks

Thanks Will Barnard and Brandon Turner.

Bhavna

Thanks Steven.

Hello,
Does anyone know if the state of Massachusetts requires one to have a licence to invest in mortgage notes and to broker notes?

Any input would be much appreciated.

Thanks
Bhavna

Hello Everyone,

I am very interested in Note Investing and my passion to learn more about it sparked my interest in the BP forum. I would like to network and grow my business with other Note Investors and real estate professionals.

I have over 8 years of experience in the Real Estate industry. I started off with a 3/2 SF house in Portland, OR in 2003. It needed cosmetic repairs so I got a private money lender to invest in me. I hired a team of contractors to fix the house in 2 months and then worked with a local Realtor to sell the house within 3 months. The deal was quite profitable and left me with an appetite to do more projects.

After doing a couple more projects in OR, my husband and I moved to Boston, MA where I pursued my MBA and continued to grow in the real estate field simultaneously. I worked with a local investor on various condo conversion projects, thereby exposing myself to bigger, better projects. I also managed large teams of contractors on many projects enhancing my ability to evaluate the cost involved in any type of construction work. Moreover, I purchased an old three family house and did all the rehab work myself. The property had to be gutted down to the 2x4's and presented a tremendous opportunity for me to learn and eventually manage the contractors efficiently. It took me 6 months to finish the work and it was totally worth it!

Now, I have decided to invest in mortgage notes, preferably co-invest with an experienced investor to learn and grow my business at the same time.

I look forward to developing lasting relationships with like minded investors and be an active member of this community.

Thanks
Bhavna Jhaveri