Showing posts with label note. Show all posts
Showing posts with label note. Show all posts

Monday, December 7, 2015

[VIEWER QUESTION] How can I boost the yield on a private loan note without changing the interest rate?

This week's video is about how to boost yield on a private note while keeping the same 'face rate' of interest.  Watch:




Then after I realized that I had made an error, I recorded this video...




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Thursday, May 21, 2015

Chris' land deal - How do you figure out your yield when you buy low and sell at a profit on a note?

I show how to calculate the rate of return from buying low and selling high on a note in a land deal that was suggested by Chris.  In this example, Chris pays $2,500 for a piece of land and sells it for $5,000.  The buyer has a $1,000 down payment and will pay the balance over 36 months (3 years) with 8% interest.  What is Chris' rate of return on this investment? Hint: It's similar to a Lonnie Deal.

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Thursday, July 10, 2014

[VIDEO] Financing $2500 home renovations

I was invited to talk to a home improvement contractor about arranging financing for his customers so that he could sell more jobs.

I showed him how he could benefit from the deal in more ways than one while creating a nice investment for me.

Enjoy.

If you want to learn more about these types of private lending deals, read my book Invest Local.