I received you e-mail....currently I'm unable to respond from the box.

Our team of investors will work with you to get you top dollar for your cash flow notes; examples� �Real estate notes (lease purchase/fsbo (for sale by owner) �Annuities (structured settlements, lottery winnings, contest winnings, deferred sports contracts, some types of pension payments) �Royalties �Equipment leases �Accounts receivable factoring �Government contract payments Please contact us to schedule a phone consultation.

Either from the broker/office manager or from the company itself.One thing that I have noticed that really sets agents apart is how much and the quality of training do they receive as a new agent.Best of luck to you and your wife in her new profession.

I receive an average of about 25 postcards and letters per month, in addition to another 5-10 phone calls from people who claim to be experts in note buying.Occassionally I'll give one of them the specifics on one of mine just to see if they actually HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT THEY'RE DOING.

I'm getting the impression, from the responses I've received, that there's really no substitute for doing your homework, which I obviously didn't do a year ago when we bought this place.

Hello William,It seems that you need to take this step by step.I would suggest that you first know how much you are receiving.

If you received a check for $1000 and then paid the agent $300 out of that then yes.

If the notes are structured well, remember the seller can also sell them and receive a good price them if they came to a point that they needed money now rather than later.

Visitors can do custom searches that they can save, receive automatic emails with info on new properties.

With current market prices for Hotel Accomodation, assuming they paid cash for their units, rental ROI's could go as high 16%-18% per Annum and better yet, as most hotel clients pay their bills using major US Credit Cards, the overseas investors are going to receive their rentals in US Dollars avoiding any concerns over fluctuating exchange rates !