Who is the note expert in this forum? I am curiouos to know who has some exensive experience buying and / or evaluating notes.

The mortgage/note are the instruments that say you owe the bank money.

I could be wrong but in my experience people who (1) want to invest in fixed rate of return issues who (20) have $20K buy in fee and (3) more money to actually buy the instrument, probably aren't dumb enough to buy anything that risky.However, I wish you luck.all cash

I'm a music producer/engineer/songwriter (a successful one, thankfully :mrgreen:) , getting into REI as a source of supplemental income, although the more I learn about it, the more time I'm interested in investing in it, so who knows, maybe one day the percentages will be reversed...

My impression was the latter was pretty instrumental in planning, while the QA's can certainly help you identify areas needing improvement, as long as you take them with a grain of salt.

LOL, another music teacher!

http://music.msn.com/music/article.aspx?

I'm a music girl, training myself to start listening to podcasts and audio books more now.

That is why the blunt instrument approach of the 50% rule of thumb is inaccurate, overused, and misleading to many.

The roommate has been current on his rent and seems like a nice enough guy except for a couple of disturbances to the other tenants in the building with loud music and excessive noise, nowhere enough for me to want to kick him out myself.