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What to do next
Your first video should arrive soon. It will walk you through the basics of note investing and why so many real estate investors eventually want to understand the paper behind the property.
- Check your primary inbox for an email from NoteSchool.
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- Search your inbox for “NoteSchool” or “Starter Series” if it does not show up right away.
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You’re starting in the right place.
The Starter Series is designed to help you understand notes before you jump into deals.
- Why banks make money from the paper
- How note investors think differently than landlords
- Why notes can work in different market conditions
- What to learn before buying mortgage notes
Congrats, you’re learning a different side of real estate.
Most people are taught that real estate investing means buying rentals, managing tenants, handling repairs, and hoping the cash flow works. Note investing teaches you to look at the financing side of real estate instead.
What’s possible with note investing?
Student results vary, and note investing involves risk. But these real stories show why people get excited when they finally understand how notes work.
Emily and Adam
Emily and Adam came to NoteSchool during a major income disruption and learned how partial notes could help them start smaller and build momentum.
Within their first month, they completed a partial note deal with $1,000 invested for future cash flow of more than $30,000.
Jay Redding
Jay was drawn to notes because he wanted flexibility, lifestyle design, and a mix of short-term profits and long-term income.
One early non-performing note deal netted him nearly $28,000 in about two months.
Sophia Jones
Sophia purchased a non-performing note tied to a Florida property where the owner had not made a payment in 10 years.
After working through the note servicer, she helped get the note re-performing with monthly payments of $710.68.
These examples are for education and inspiration only. Results are not guaranteed. The Starter Series is designed to help you learn the basics before buying notes.
Want to keep learning while you wait?
Here are a few helpful pages that explain the basics of mortgage notes and why investors use them.
How Notes Work
Learn how investors can buy the right to receive payments tied to real estate.
Read moreWhy Invest in Notes?
See how mortgage notes compare to other real estate investing strategies.
Read moreBest Time to Buy Notes
Understand why note investing can work in different market conditions.
Read moreVideo #1 is coming soon.
Keep an eye on your inbox. This first video will help you understand why notes are different, why banks make money from the paper, and why learning the note business can change the way you look at real estate.