Dealing with legalities is taxing, but it’s vital for the legitimacy of your business and the safety of your assets. That’s how Landlord Law School was born! Its founder Bonnie Galam is also the Founding Attorney of the Galam Firm. As a real estate investor herself, Bonnie helps other investors tackle different aspects of being a landlord, particularly the legal side, bridging the gap between lawyers and landlords. Bonnie tells host Scott Carson that the legal … Read More
EP NNA 93 – Create A List Of Opportunities For Finding Banks With Bad Debt
Do you want to scale and grow? Start and take action today. In this episode, Scott Carson breaks down the different ways to find banks that have bad debt or nonperforming loans on their books. He discusses using the FDIC.gov, DistressedPro.com, Scotsman Guide, foreclosure lists, and the notice of default lists to identify them. There are even better ways to get this information, but it will require more money through spending for software that pulls … Read More
EP 647 – Future Opportunities In The Commercial Note Space With Juan Robayo From Stabilis Capital
It is no doubt that the real estate sector got hit badly by this pandemic. With it comes a lot of distressed assets. If you are looking to pivot or tap into this space, then now is the time to do it. In this episode, Scott Carson talks with Juan Robayo from Stabilis Capital about future opportunities in the commercial real estate and debt space. Juan shares the different asset classes they like in terms of how they … Read More
EP 505 – Building & Growing An Investor Database
Growing your investment means growing your network. In this episode, Scott Carson breaks down some of the easier ways to build and grow an investor database when you are starting from scratch. Putting forward the importance of going to networking events and meeting many significant individuals, he shares some systems that you can use in managing your lists and connections. Seize those opportunities and keep the people you meet because everyone is of value to … Read More
EP 380 – Epic Funding Secrets with Merrill Chandler
As investors, we always crave for inside information as much as we can get them. Scott brings on Merrill Chandler, CEO and Chief Strategist at CreditSense.com, to talk about some of the funding secrets that Merrill shares with his clients. On top of that, Merrill also shares the newest event that he has planned. They break down what Credit Sense and Z Funding are all about while also going deeper into some of the biggest unknowns … Read More
EP 348 – The Seller Finance Coalition and Note Expo with Bob Repass
Scott talks with Bob Repass from Colonial Funding about the upcoming Note Expo and the Seller Finance Coalition. Seller finance has become a very interesting product and serves a great need for those who want to be homeowners but typically can’t get traditional bank financing or maybe the property is not traditionally finance-able. Bob goes deep into that and provides great insights on how you can take advantage of this opportunity, while introducing the … Read More
EP 347 – The Crystal Ball Of Mortgage Defaults with Brecht Palombo
If you have a crystal ball to look at mortgage defaults, what would you do? Scott talks with the man who knows what, Brecht Palombo from Distressedpro.com. They discuss the residential and commercial note markets and what opportunities you should be tracking. Brecht is a licensed auctioneer and real estate broker in a number of states. He imparts his knowledge on commercial deals, highlighting how cash flow and the cap rate plays into that. … Read More
EP 340 – Keith Baker on What You Need To Learn About Private Lending
Scott interviews Keith Baker from the Private Lender Podcast about private lending and some of the things to consider when becoming or working with a private lender. He shares some things people might not know about the business—how being a lender to real estate investors is a business loan between two individuals and what they can do with their 401(k) to self-directed IRA. They gush about Ron LeGrand while giving some insights on how … Read More
EP 298 – Goldman Sachs Strikes Again
Goldman Sachs strikes again. They’re generating a close on another large portfolio of nonperforming notes from Fannie Mae. They bought a tremendous amount of 11,000 loans with $1.64 billion in unpaid balance. What does that mean to us? What does this mean to Goldman Sachs and what is the overall underlying ripple effect across the note industry? You’ve got to realize is Goldman Sachs got banged up really bad for a nasty $5 billion … Read More