Building a Winning Cash Flow Business Website Video

Wondering what makes a winning website for the cash flow business?

Watch this video walk-through to answer these important questions for finding cash flow notes online:

• Why should I bother with having a website?
• What is the best engine for running a site?
• What should my website say?
• How do I get potential cash flow note sellers to contact me?
• Where can I find an affordable website for my cash flow business?
• How can I keep control and update my site?

If you would like to view the demo web sites shown in the video just click here:

Note Buyer Sites Demo

When the link opens just click on any of the photos or site names to demo each website live.

5 Myths About the Cash Flow Notes Business

I want to have a very candid conversation about working in the cash flow notes business.

Just what it is, how you may be part of it, and some common myths and facts.

I have been in the note industry for over 15 years. Read more

Note Broker Fees In The Cash Flow Business

How much can a note broker make on a deal?

That’s the short summary of a cash flow business question we received last week from a Note Broker. It was an earnest inquiry and we wanted to share our answer in this edition of Real Deals!

I was just visiting your site and wanted to know what a fair % of cash flow a broker can expect from a performing package deal?

There are buyers wanting a performing MHP package I have available with only 2-3 yrs. to maturity and the smaller lender wants to cash out.

I understand from other brokers that 25% of net is reasonable as well as a smaller finder’s fee.

What are your thoughts? I appreciate your response.

Note Broker in Arizona Read more

5 Rules for Working with Note Buyers

Let’s face it. When it comes to the cash flow business note buyers are the driving force behind funding deals.

Unless your Warren Buffet or Oprah Winfrey, you will need access to investors to be a successful note broker.

Even if you buy notes yourself, there will be times a deal does not meet your parameters or funds are tied up elsewhere. Just remember these… Read more

Building Rapport for Note Brokers

Rapport (noun) \ra-‘por\ : relation marked by harmony, conformity, accord, or affinity

We’ve all been in this situation: A spouse or a friend asks you to attend a Christmas party, a wedding, or a company picnic where you know absolutely nobody. Worse yet, your link to familiarity heads to the bathroom and leaves you…totally…alone… Read more

Find Cash Flow Notes with Note Seller Lists

What does it take to be an expert in finding real estate notes?

We’re pretty sure mailing 50,000 note holders per month qualifies.  Get all the details in our exclusive Note Investor (NI) interview with Scott Arpan of Advanced Seller Data Services (ASDS). Read more

How to Negotiate Cash Flow Notes

One of the more popular questions, after “How do I find notes?” is “How do I negotiate with a note holder?”

Since the cash flow business affords consultants the ability to determine their own fee, many new note brokers feel challenged on how to present an offer. These 5 tips should help you be that much closer to closing the deal! Read more

Note Brokers Make Money with Monterey’s Consumer Finance Program

You buy real estate contracts but have you worked with retail installment contracts?

Read our exclusive interview to discover how note brokers are working with Monterey’s Consumer Finance Program to make money in the cash flow business. Read more

Cash Flow Notes and 500,000 Motorcycles?

What does the world’s largest motorcycle rally have to do with cash flow notes?

Absolutely nothing!

Sometimes even note buyers need some R and R. So after riding 1300 miles (no trailers allowed) this week’s edition of Note Investor is coming to you from Sturgis, South Dakota. Read more

How to Broker Notes For Residual Income – Real Deal #159

Most cash flow notes are only sold once.

That means one deal and one finder’s fee, unless you’re lucky enough to find a seller that owner finances again! But that all changes with a partial purchase.

Here’s how one note was bought four times in Real Deal #159! Read more

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