Is the Foundation course beneficial to me if I don't yet have the capital to invest in notes? How else can I make money off non performing loans until I have enough capital to buy myself? Seems like the course fits people who are capital ready but not knowledge ready?

Can we post a note for sale on this website? If so how and where? What information is needed and what supporting documents are required? For example Loan amount - term left over - rate - existing payment - and appraisal for review.

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Quick question, with access to the the free tools, are notes listed in the database actually notes available for purchase or they only samples?