The IDEAL Investor Show: The Path to Early Retirement
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The IDEAL Investor Show: The Path to Early Retirement
SHOULD WE BE THE BANK rather than a landlord? | Notes investing vs Real estate investing
We interviewed Eddie Speed, America's most experienced note buyer and owner of Colonial Funding Group LLC. He brings over four decades of expertise and 50,000+ closed note deals to Deal-Maker Richmond. As a pioneering force in the note buying industry, Eddie specializes in helping real estate investors and property owners unlock hidden value in their seller-financed portfolios.
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INTERVIEW HIGHLIGHTS
[00:00-02:22] A Journey into Note Investing
[02:23-07:52] Deep Dive into Selling Notes
[07:53-11:07] Challenges in the Rental Property Market
[11:08-14:45] Owner Financing can be your solution
[14:46-15:51]Sponsor: Franchising made easy
[15:52-21:55] Is Notes investing better than REI?
[21:56-23:01] Playing with both strategies
[23:02-29:32] Diversify with notes
[29:33-34:23] Intro to Notes investing
[34:24-36:49] Investor Q&A
Special mention: Warren Buffett
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