The information provided is merely the opinion of a non-attorney and should not be relied upon to make any decisions.

They will lose money on the mortgage for a mere opportunity to pitch you on their asset/wealth management, and also their car loan, and also their checking account, and also their savings account, and also credit cards and debit cards, and so on... that's what cross-selling is and how it works.

I’ve heard of BiggerPockets a year ago from a podcast, but the mere thought of the repairs, property management, high monthly expenses, landlording, and risk of buying a bad property scared the heck out of me.

Out of curiosity is your CPA helping you structure the venture and guide you through the process, or is he merely just answering questions and you have to do the research and legwork?

I was still just a kid back then so this is merely researchable for me.

Stock market the last 18 years or so has returned a mere 4.3% per annum w dividends included.

Can you really tell by just mere pictures?

If you were able to buy the rights for $50K per year for 65 years for a mere $1000, would you?  

@Scott Long, seems to me that the "Owner" is a mere Wholesaler (trying to "sell" to ANOTHER Wholesaler)? 

My main purpose for this post was to discover whether what I am finding is typical and I need to reassess notes as an investment strategy or if my experience is merely the result of where I have been looking and with proper guidance I could find that notes are a good investment vehicle.