The Latest Issue of NoteWorthy Newsletter is Available Now!
Discover the latest findings on the increasing demand for private mortgage notes among investors, offering stable returns in a volatile market.
Potential Crackdown Looms as Wall Street Invests Billions in Home Purchases
Lawmakers nationwide are tackling the issue of large investors buying single-family homes, proposing legislation to increase housing availability for family buyers.
Increased IRS Audit Rate for Wealthy Taxpayers Expected to Double
The IRS plans to increase audit rates for wealthy Americans and large corporations to crack down on tax evasion. Learn about key points in the recent enforcement efforts.
Read the Latest Issue of the Noteworthy Newsletter
Are you a private mortgage note buyer looking for the latest industry news? Stay informed on growing demand and increased competition in the market.
Why Selling Your Mortgage Note Can Be a Smart Financial Move
Unlock the value of your mortgage note with expert guidance on selling from a trusted broker. Maximize your investment and financial goals today.
Insider Analysis: Key Factors for Attracting Buyers to Mortgage Notes
Looking to sell your private mortgage note? Get expert guidance on the process and unlock the hidden value in a comprehensive guide from a leading broker in the industry.
How to Find Reliable and Experienced Note Buyers
Are you considering selling your private mortgage note? Learn why choosing a reliable buyer is crucial for a smooth and profitable transaction.
Understanding the Process of Nationwide Note Purchasing
Are you seeking to sell your private mortgage note? Gain insight from an expert broker on nationwide note purchasing with a comprehensive guide today.
States with the Highest Capital Gains Taxes for Home Sellers Exposed
Learn about the potential impact of increasing home values on capital gains taxes for homeowners and how proposed legislation could provide relief.
Competition in the Housing Market Begins to Ease
Learn about the current real estate market trends impacting private lenders. Increased listings but fewer buyers causing inventory buildup.
