The Note Investor Podcast
The Note Investor Podcast will guide you through the ups and downs of note investing, and teach you about all of the nitty gritty details of the business that other people won't talk about.
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Seller Finance Myths (opens the original)
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Seller finance compliance is simple once you know the rules, but it's convoluted while you're figuring it out. That gap is where a lot of bad advice gets passed around at meetups and REIAs. In this episode I run down eight myths I hear constantly from investors doing owner-financed deals. I cover why consumer rules like Dodd-Frank and TRID still apply to seller finance, why a borrower agreeing to illegal terms doesn't make them legal, and why a deed in lieu signed at closing won't let you skip f
Back office functions for seller finance lenders (opens the original)
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Banks have underwriting departments, compliance teams, and doc prep staff. When you originate a seller finance loan, all of those jobs still have to get done. You just do not have anyone doing them. I talk through which back office functions you can rent, how to charge the borrower for them, and why the loans people rush through are the ones they can never sell. Note training: www.notelaunchpad.com Note buying: www.fusionnotes.com Note origination and underwriting: www.calltheunderwriter.com Mor
How I Would Get Started in Note Investing Today (opens the original)
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If I were starting over as a note investor today, this is the approach I'd take. I walk through the entire process—from getting training and finding deals to defining your goals, filtering and pricing loans, completing due diligence, and closing your first deal. I also cover common mistakes that keep new investors stuck and how to build a repeatable process that improves with every loan you buy. Note training: www.notelaunchpad.com Note buying: www.fusionnotes.com Note origination and underwriti
How to verify income for self-employed borrowers (opens the original)
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Most seller finance borrowers are self-employed, and that's where a lot of originators get tripped up. In this episode I walk through how we actually verify self-employed income at Call The Underwriter, why it matters for Dodd-Frank compliance and your own protection, and the system we use to get through it fast. I cover why W-2 and fixed-income borrowers are easy, why tax returns usually understate self-employed income, and why 12 complete business bank statements are the workhorse document. I
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