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Watch this quick introduction to learn why mortgage note investing gives real estate investors a different way to think about income, control, and opportunity.
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Here’s what you’ll discover
This free note investing video series is built for beginners who want to understand how notes work before jumping into real estate deals.
Why banks make the money
Learn why banks often profit from the paper behind real estate while landlords are stuck doing the physical work.
How to get paid first
See how mortgage notes can create income without tenants, toilets, repairs, or the usual rental property headaches.
Why notes are overlooked
Most investors fight over houses. Far fewer understand note investing, which is why education can create such an advantage.
“After 44 years and over 50,000 notes, I’ve learned what works and what doesn’t. These 9 videos will save you years of trial and error.”
Eddie Speed, Founder of NoteSchool
Learn note investing from people who live it
NoteSchool helps investors understand mortgage note investing, seller-financed notes, performing notes, non-performing notes, partial notes, and real-world deal structure.
What’s possible with note investing?
Student results vary, but these stories show why the right note investing education can matter. Real people have used NoteSchool’s training, tools, and support to understand the note business and take action.
Emily and Adam
Emily and Adam came to NoteSchool during a major income disruption. They learned the fundamentals of note investing and were drawn to partial notes as a way to 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. By month three, they had completed five partial note deals.
Jay Redding
Jay was drawn to note investing 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. He later introduced his son-in-law Kyle to NoteSchool and began building a family note investing business.
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 the homeowner resuming payments at $710.68 per month.
These examples are provided for education and inspiration. Note investing involves risk, and results are not guaranteed. The goal of the Starter Series is to help you understand the business before you buy notes.
More student stories
See how different investors have used note investing education to approach income, flexibility, and real estate-backed opportunities in their own way.
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Why NoteSchool exists
NoteSchool teaches people how to invest in mortgage notes with education, tools, deal insight, and ongoing support.
Our Mission
NoteSchool’s mission is to empower individuals with the knowledge, tools, and opportunities to achieve financial freedom through note investing. We provide education, insider access to deals, and ongoing support to help students build lasting wealth and secure their financial futures.
Our Vision
Our vision is to make note investing more accessible by creating a community of successful note investors who use proven strategies to generate income, build generational wealth, and enjoy more freedom in how they live and invest.
Learn more about the company on the About NoteSchool page.
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