Seller Financing Turned this Unflippable Blue Springs House into a Win
Seller financing isn’t new — but smart investors are rediscovering how powerful it really is. In this real case study from Blue Springs, we walk through how one deal generated profit three different ways: monthly cash flow, a discounted note sale, and a strong final payoff. Here’s how the strategy works.
How Real Estate Investors Actually Use Notes in Their Business (Real Examples)
Notes aren’t just theory. This article breaks down how real estate investors actually use notes in real deals. You might see some examples that would fit your current deal.
How to Profit with Non-Performing Notes
Another way to profit in the note business is with Non-Performing notes. These are Promissory Notes secured by real estate with a Mortgage or Deed of Trust against a house. But the borrower is not paying. Donna Bauer Explains in this short video how to make money with a Non-Performing Note. So whether you want to use the defaulted note as a backdoor method of acquiring properties at huge discounts or “rehab” the borrower so to speak so they start paying you again, or even just flip for quick cash, Donna Bauer is going to be sharing the basics on Saturday, February 10th on our Virtual Workshop. Take a minute to register to attend a live virtual event or to get the replay after (or both).
Why Tax Deeds Are the Cheapest Way to Acquire Properties
Tax deeds can be one of the cheapest ways to buy real estate. Learn how tax deed investing works, why properties sell below market, and what to watch out for.
The Importance of Using a Middle Initial on Contracts
Even if the name isn’t common, including a middle initial can help eliminate delays in clearing items that may pop up on title. Here’s why it matters
Why Your Seller Can’t Buy Another House After a Subject To Deal
A real Subject To deal problem: the seller can’t get approved for a new FHA loan. Here’s what should have been handled before closing—and what investors miss.