Hey Jason,A GREAT way to keep track of leads is to go out and buy 3x5 or 4x6 index cards, the card holder, and tabbed cards that have the month on them and the days 1-31.Then, when you follow up with a lead, etc. you can write down little notes on the index cards and then place them in a future date for when you want to follow up.So, when you go to the office in the morning, the first thing you can do is look at your index card holder box and pull out all the cards on that date and follow up.No monthly fee, no glitches in software, no computer crashes where you lose all the information, etc.Yep, it works!

We preload the card with a few credits and following that, we pass through the bill to the card holder at the end of the month. 

Your note holder can go back into court, appeals court if necessary, and foreclose.  

For the most part they are all similar however due to legal gobbledygook you want to be careful you are protecting yourself and the note holder against the piece of property.Obtain PITI on the property, Principal, Interest, Taxes & insurance calculate the total payment that needs to be made per month.  

I have seen notes listed that did not have a complete collateral file and would have had challenges if the note holder needed to foreclose.What goals are you trying to achieve with Notes?  

This will permit you to create a first or borrow more money.Charge yourself low interest and good terms with a discount for early pay-off.Always have "first right of refusal" in the even note holder decides to sell the note at a discount, you will be in a position to benefit from that sale.Ask friends and family to deposit money in an interest escrow account for your use to purchase real estate - offer them an interest at a good rate, with a equity bonus when property is sold and optional give them an equity position in the property.Hope these ideas will help you.Charles Parrish 

I would make it a requirement of your tenants to carry renters insurance policies and you need to be listed as an additional insured / certificate holder.

But, they said it will flag the mortgage holder when the taxes and insurance change into my name.

@crystal you are paying you're paying down principal over 3 yearsYour interest to note holder should be based existing principal@Don Konipol creates many notes@Crystal Salton

I would like to work with B of A but they say they can't give any info because I'm not the account holder.