Good Morning, I intend to bring this question to the Open Office Today. But I'll also ask it here. There is currently a RAMs tape (115983) that has REOs on it. What are some considerations for bidding on REOs? How does it work? What do we base the bids on? I've only purchased performing 1st liens in the past so I'm ignorant about bidding on REOs, but I see a few REOs in Minnesota and since I'm located in Minneapolis, these are of interest. tia

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Hey everyone, my name is Maya Rivers. I'm excited to be here and learn from this high-level group. My expertise is on the front-end of the business: I'm an acquisitions specialist who sources distressed, off-market properties (both SFR and multi-family). I understand that the best performing notes are often created from clean, rehabbed assets. My goal is to find the raw materials for that process—the ugly houses that can be acquired at a deep discount, creating a perfect equity position for a note creation play. I'm looking to build JV partnerships with investors who see the value in this pipeline. I find the deal, you take it down and create the note. If you're looking for a consistent source of off-market properties to fuel your note creation strategy, I'd love to connect. Best, Maya Rivers [email protected]

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Hello, all, So I finished the $1M Real Estate Roadmap a while back, and I've been referencing the page about starting a "mini agency" to provide services within the note investing space and trying to "earn while you learn." I'm having a little trouble understanding what it entails to offer the services of "acquisitions" and "portfolio monitoring/servicing oversight" as they're described in that course. What exactly does it mean to "manage the logistics of servicing transfers" and "ensure that borrowers keep paying" as a sort of third-party in the note investing relationship? Those of us with more experience: have you used services like these before?