There are many reasons given for not informing your tenant of your true identity but it all boil down to the same thing.

Carlos, your post is rather choppy, are you saying a borrower is being assigned the note, I don't think so, a borrower can't be in both positions as mortgagee and mortgagor, at least identically.

Treasury Constant Maturity Index.

My personal profile is a few years matured and self managed so my personal cash flow is closer to $500/door.Glad you hear you found something that’s working!

As I am trying to build my portfolio, I like the hard assets of rental properties vs notes and the fact that a rental property will not mature like a note (once the 10 years of note payments are over you better go buy more notes).

With todays technology it is a waste of time trying to hide your identity.

I like to focus on areas that already have strong mature markets for the suburbs like Round Rock, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Leander, etc.

Sigh, sorry if this all sounds pre-mature.

It involves a process of self-examination that goes beyond superficial aspects of identity and delves into the depths of one's psyche.

CoStar is the most widely used and has the most mature set of reports, but it is also a bit controversial with their business practices.