If you're trying to make money without ownership you might want to consider traditional wholesaling by finding discounted properties off-market and then selling to investors.

At the sametime when Amazon was $10 a share,  he said he did not understand how it was worth even $10.

I agree that most of what I have read implies 1099s need to be issued, but there are a few articles, like the one I shared in my initial post that make me wonder...

I know they've been around for quite a while, and I'm wondering if anyone would be willing to share their experiences they have had dealing with them, either as an investor or a borrower.

I'd be happy to share some great local meet ups and also open to connecting.

If anyone needs any details please message me I am open to sharing my experience.

Then a post stating that you would like to connect with PMLs and learn from them sounds different than: "Can you share your thoughts about having or working with a PML?"

Since you’re in Branson, feel free to reach out if you want to chat about the local market—I’d be happy to share insights and help you get started!

The note investor who thought that after the debtor was late with a payment he could just walk in and take possession/ownership of the property without foreclosure proceedings3.

Thanks so much for any insights you can share.