The Note Closers Show Podcast
The Note Closers Show Podcast covers everything you don’t know about real estate investing today. Scott Carson, CEO of We Close Notes, interviews experts in the note investing field, including vendors he works with, and students he has trained. Prepare to be educated and entertained on the secrets of how you can control millions of dollars worth of property for pennies on the dollar, through investing in distressed real estate notes. Scott and his students have each closed thousands of deals, all over the United States. Listen each week to stay on top of the latest developments in note investing, how to get to the right people, avoid the wrong people, get the inside track on buying from the banks, find the notes you are looking for, negotiate the best price, and make the high returns you deserve. You don’t even need to use your own money!
Episode Blogs
Joining groups or networks is a good method for helping your business flourish and become more relevant in your industry. In this episode, Scott Carson talks about how he was invited to the BNI networking event and how he was influenced to join the group. BNI or Business Network International is a global organization where members regularly meet to support each other. Listen to Scott as he shares the benefits of joining BNI and
One of the best ways to wire your brain with more knowledge on credit and fundability is by joining events and simply listening to specific podcasts. Today, Scott Carson interviews Merrill Chandler—the Founder, CEO, and Chief Strategist of CreditSense, now Get Fundable, and host of the podcast, Are Your F*able? In here, Merrill takes us into the event called FICO World that has been helping many optimize their fundability numbers. With CreditSense being the
Dominate your fourth quarter by closing more quality deals from your list. Today, Scott Carson teaches us how to efficiently connect to asset managers. Going out there, putting effort, and taking more action can surely give you a great wrap up for the year. Scott gives us the four key strategies, plus an extra one, in acquiring good list sources. Listen more from Scott as he teaches us how to make a good impression
Scaling your business will be much easier and quicker when you make use of some readily accessible tools. Today, Scott Carson helps scale your business more conveniently by breaking down ten tools to help market and grow your note business. These tools allow you to dominate in your niche and market your services the right way. Your marketing success depends on your strategies and with these tools you will learn how to respect your
Even the best real estate investors have issues. When these things surface, asking the right people for help can be quite intimidating. Today, Scott Carson interviews Dickie Baldwin of the Baldwin Advisory Group or BAG about how they advise other investors and lead them to the right track. He shows their specific features and what they can provide to their clients, including property detail reports. If you want to learn more about what BAG
Brand message is always critical to any product or service, thereby, delivering it the right way is necessary for optimal business growth. Today, Scott Carson talks to Aaron Young, The Unshackled Owner podcast host and the big head honcho at Laughlin Associates. Aaron explains how personal relations and connections matter when building a business. From the simplest of handshakes to one-on-one interviews, he shows us how building relationships brings the biggest impact to your
In the recently concluded mastermind, lots of marketing questions surfaced from students across the country. One of the hot topics discussed was on capitalizing on existing sources and looking for new ones. In this episode, Scott Carson shares some of the newest ways to market for assets that will drive more deals to your note and real estate business. He highlights the importance of using new sources, new listings for finding the right deals.
How can you deliver an impactful message to your clients? Corey Poirier, the founder of The Speaking Program, is a multiple-time TEDx, MoMondays, bLU Talks, and PMx speaker. In this episode, Scott Carson talks with Corey about some of the ways to help business owners and entrepreneurs become and grow as better speakers through the art of communication. As a seasoned speaker, podcaster, and standup comedian himself, he shares the vital elements you need
How can you protect your investment and your investors? In this episode, Scott Carson breaks down the three most important aspects of due diligence and protecting your investment by knowing your values, checking taxes, and pulling title. These are the most basic things that you need to look at when you are in any real estate deal. Scott believes that by internalizing these three aspects, you can protect everyone involved in your deal. —
Reaching 500 and more podcast episodes is a milestone worth celebrating. In this dual episode, Scott Carson talks with fellow podcaster and public speaker, Thom Singer from the podcast Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do. Thom is an advisor to executives, a speaker, and content creator. He happily chats with Scott about both hitting the 500-episode mark and what they’ve learned from their journey to the top .01% of podcasters. Learn from Scott and Thom as
Would you believe that your outfit and attitude impact how others judge you, especially in the business world? In this episode, Scott Carson sits down with dating and image expert and psychologist, Kimberly Seltzer to discuss some of the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs and people make when starting a new business or making a good first impression. By absorbing what Kimberly has to say, you will be able to raise your style intelligence and master
What are hijackals and how can you deal with them? In this episode, Scott Carson talks with Dr. Rhoberta Shaler from TransformingRelationship.com about overcoming toxic relationships and how to work with or avoid these hijackals that can sabotage things. Dr. Shaler’s main goal is about empowering partners, executives, and adult children from the relentlessly difficult, toxic people she calls hijackals so they can recognize them, stop the crazy-making, and end the emotional abuse. —