One minute advice...and one last reminder
Published: Thu, 04/21/11
Between May 1 and Labor Day is THE prime time for note
creation. That's when most of the 43 million annual moves
take place. I predict that this year we'll see more seller-
held notes created than we've seen in many years.
Start getting ready now. If you don't know how to structure
simultaneous closings and how to show property sellers the
advantages of taking back a note (and then selling it to
you to keep or broker!), pick up copies of "Owner Will
Carry" by Bill Broadbent, CCIM and the brand-new
"CA$H NOW Seller Financing" by Ken Gain, CCIM at
http://store.papersourceonline.com
BTW, new notes should include gold clauses. I'll be
teaching that, among other topics, at the Paper Source
Note Symposium next week in Las Vegas.
The $200.00 discount for the Symposium expires
at midnight tonight (Thursday).
See www.PaperSourceSeminars.com or call 1-800-542-2270.
This is first time we've done something like this --
a small group, boutique setting over 3 full days of
teaching from the best in the business, networking and fun!
Teachers are Lisa Moren-Bromma, Jeff Armstrong, Dave Krunic,
Kent Anderson, Internet marketing expert Simon White, and
me. Every teacher has generously offered ONE-ON-ONE
personal consultations for participants.
And we've just added "Deal Or No Deal" where you can
bring notes you've come across but haven't been able to
sell. Our experts will unpack them and show us all how
to think outside the box to increase profits!
Or just come to listen and learn from the pros. We'll have
a blast learning lots of new ways to find notes
and making contacts that could prove invaluable for years.
I hope to see you there.
Cheers,
Bill Mencarow
The Paper Source, Inc.
www.PaperSourceSeminars.com
www.PaperSourceOnline.com
P.S. At the moment (1:34 p.m. CDT) there are just 17
seats left. Grab yours now while you still can!
P.P.S. The Federal Reserve says it may stop printing one
dollar bills.
Why?
Because of inflation. The cost of printing money has gone
up 50% in the past three years.
And why do we have inflation?
Because the Fed has been printing too much money.
Thinking about this gives me a headache.