I am currently listening to the podcasts but they have so much cool stuff that I cannot listen at them at my usual 2.5x speeds and I wish I could take notes while driving.I also want to make sure that I do not spend too much time procrastinating by ready stuff as mastering the real estate investing can take the whole life.

Hi @ChrisMartinYes, I know - I've been asking questions on old posts b/c I just googled the topics I was interested in along with the words "BiggerPockets" and the other people posting might have the alert come through automatically when someone adds a new post. 

.• Benefits for contractorso No upfront expenseso instant automatic quoting (quote a job without seeing it in person)o Less time driving around giving estimateso No wasting time for tire kickerso cost per acquisition modelo free leads

Etc.If this is a flip, and you're looking for maximum value and speed to sell the house, I think this is a piece of mind for most people, specifically younger families who factor things like this in. 

High wage earners are not automatically wealthy.

Five to seven years is a long time.  

He is currently trying to sell them seperately 2 of them for five thousand apiece and the other for seven thousand.

Doing so, however, does not relieve the seller from responsibility to pay the note (since the seller signed it), nor does it automatically obligate the buyer to pay it (since the buyer did not sign it).

I seem to meet a lot of note investors with 1-3 years of experience (and many of them first introduced to notes though Eddie Speed speaking at their local REIA).  

Seven months ago was the first time I had ever talked to a realtor and now I'm a property owner.