Liquidity is need for various reasons, and in private notes, this will be much more common than institutional notes.You can also ask the broker if you can contact other investors, I have with certain investors here in town, but most brokers hide names as a top secret project by the defense department.

No, it's Top Secret, can't even discuss it but really, I think Joe likes us to think he just gets his spook buddy in the CIA to track them down.......LOLUsually any small operator is easy to nail down.

There really is no right "special secret" of what to say when you call but just be genuine, take action, keep at it, then adapt as needed.Best of luck!

The secret for me has come in realizing it's all a journey and making it fun.

Here's a couple I would start with:"The ABCs of Real Estate Investing: The Secrets of Finding Hidden Profits Most Investors Miss" by Ken McElroy (http://amzn.to/HdXVf1 on Amazon).

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There are no secrets in RE investing.

Secret information, LOL.

If you are so secretive as to not share, you will turn off a Funder.

One has to have access to the MLS to see it though none of the third party sites provide it probably not because its top secret info most likely they just didn't include a filter to mine that info.