by Joe Hess | Oct 14, 2026 | Note Investing Basics 📚
What happens if a borrower stops paying a mortgage note? Usually, the first missed payment starts a process, not an immediate foreclosure. The loan becomes delinquent, the servicer tracks and attempts to resolve the missed payment, and depending on the circumstances,...
by Joe Hess | Aug 13, 2026 | Advanced Strategies 🚀, Case Studies & Success Stories 🏆, Note Investing Basics 📚, Passive Income
Is note investing worth it? For the right investor, yes, it can be. Note investing may be worth it if you want real estate-backed income without becoming a landlord, chasing tenants, or dealing with repairs. But it is not something to jump into blindly. The investors...
by Joe Hess | Aug 6, 2026 | Advanced Strategies 🚀, Case Studies & Success Stories 🏆, Note Investing Basics 📚, Passive Income
Tired of being a landlord? Mortgage notes may give rental owners a way to create real estate-backed income without staying stuck in the grind of tenants, repairs, vacancies, and property management stress. For many real estate investors, rental properties start with a...
by Joe Hess | Jun 18, 2026 | Case Studies & Success Stories 🏆, Legal & Tax Considerations ⚖️, Market Trends & Analysis 📊, Note Investing Basics 📚
Passive income after selling a business can help entrepreneurs turn a one-time exit into long-term cash flow. Mortgage notes may be worth learning about because they can create real estate-backed income without buying rentals, managing tenants, or starting another...
by Joe Hess | May 28, 2026 | Case Studies & Success Stories 🏆, Market Trends & Analysis 📊, Note Investing Basics 📚
The best passive real estate investments for retirement are usually the ones that can create income without creating another full-time job. Mortgage notes deserve a look because they may offer real estate-backed income without tenants, repairs, or day-to-day property...
by Joe Hess | May 21, 2026 | Case Studies & Success Stories 🏆, Market Trends & Analysis 📊, Note Investing Basics 📚
Owner financing vs renting comes down to cash flow, control, and responsibility. Renting can create monthly income, but it often comes with tenants, repairs, vacancies, and management. Owner financing may create monthly payments without the same day-to-day landlord...
