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All Forum Posts by: Yael Maroko

Yael Maroko has started 2 posts and replied 14 times.

Words of wisdom! Thanks Chris 

@Don Konipol

Can you list the states which currently require licensing? 

Just to make sure I understood your last paragraph - if I am buying a CFD or a note which were originated (by someone else) as owner occupied (residential) - I need to comply only with the state residential mortgage broker licensing requirements - not anything else, right?

Post: NoteExpo 2019 - Lessons learned?

Yael MarokoPosted
  • Posts 15
  • Votes 11

Hi!

I was there as well, as a newbie – it was good to meet with people who I normally connect with over the phone or e-mail (mostly on the supplier side), I got confidence in what I am doing and on the road I took with these kind of investments, some speakers were good (mostly on the first day), some less, the important thing was the mingling I guess. Don’t think I’ll come next year (it’s a long way for me coming from overseas..) but definitely worth it!

Yael

@Jay Hinrichs Can you please explain what is a "lender policy" for a note buyer? How is this done? Seems like a good precaution to take as a note investor.

Thanks