Keeping in mind that this investment is secured by a deed, and a promise by my company to repurchase the total investment back from you if the debtor doesn't pay within the time frame.  

Plus, you can then choose to pay off your student debt or invest in real estate with that money. 

(she's not the foreclosed debtor)Today: No redemption was attempted and paperwork filed to make the transfer of deed official.Thank you BP community and founders!  

Initially I invested only in notes where the debtor owned a home but even then, no collection.

I can do this with either dpsecured debt or an option secured by a performance deed of trust.I'm careful to negotiate to not be responsible for the debt portion of the lien and if the debt remains an obligation of the seller or the seller's estate, I just want the asset released. 

@Brandon Smith @Helen Kirk  Write this number down.  10,737,418.24.Non-lienable debt, or non-collateralized loans are the best type of funding there is.  

Real estate, starting a business, getting out of debt, or any other goal worthwhile takes time!

I have no personal debt, school debt or payments of any kind and for the moment, I am able to live at home with my parents.

Brian Egan Are you thinking about using the investors for debt or equity?

You could then take that money and either pay down debt, or roll it over into a 1031 exchange on your next property or possibly two properties?