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Jeff is a recognized and requested speaker on seller-financed notes, marketing, motivation and inspiration at industry conventions, conferences and events nationwide. His enthusiastic and encouraging style as well as his step by step approach has made him top rated in the industry and one of the most sought after note professionals in the country. With Jeff’s knowledge and experience, he is able to assist note holders in obtaining the best options available to them.
"What is a seller-financed note? This 2-Day course immerses investors in the unique and highly profitable market of buying, selling and brokering private notes. Learn how to diversify your investment portfolio and generate substantial passive income, while avoiding many of the headaches and pressures of investment property ownership. Securing your investment property, Jeff Armstrong takes you step by step through the process of creating a Seller-Financed Notes Business. Go in-depth on lead generation and management, talk details about how to calculate each note’s potential return on investment, and how to determine if you should portfolio the potential loan or broker it. Let Jeff walk you through his 7-step process and teach you the advantages and disadvantages to note terms and pricing options. One of the largest note buyers in the country, Jeff Armstrong shares his insider secrets about building a successful note business and teaches the entire seller-financed note process, from start to lucrative finish.
This Pre-Assessment is to raise awareness of your current knowledge level and give you a glimpse of the information covered in this course.
Jeff Armstrong has been a full time note broker and investor since 1991 and has closed over 2000 note transactions. He is also an author, speaker, and instructor in the industry as well as a Master Buyer/Broker. He is here to share all of his expertise and teach you how to invest in notes.
The note business is gaining momentum and more notes are being created than ever before.
Getting started in seller-financed notes is simple - all you really need is a phone, a computer, and some knowledge.
Jeff goes over a couple of examples of what you can expect in note investing.
One of the advantages of seller financing is that it can help to sell difficult properties. Jeff discusses other pros and cons.
Jeff offers some myth busting and helps you to understand the business a little better.
The first step to start working in notes is to locate note holders. Jeff helps you learn how to begin marketing for note holders.
Jeff discusses the pros and cons of direct mail marketing.
Jeff discusses the benefits and drawbacks of ads and signage.
Jeff discusses the ins and outs of networking and referrals.
Your instructor walks you through a questionnaire and challenges you to create a marketing plan.
Like any other business, the note business takes work. Manage your expectations accordingly.
Jeff takes us through his history and explains where his inspiration came from.
More of Jeff's back story.
Step #2 is to compile information on your deal. Jeff shares a form that he uses to organize data.
Jeff asks you to compile the property information form and answers questions.
Step #3 is verifying the information. Jeff walks you through loan to value and other financial verifications.
Jeff walks you through calculating payments, loan to value and other important numbers.
Jeff provides some examples of note deals and walks you through calculations.
Jeff continues his examples of note deals and calculations.
Jeff shows information on a deal he actually completed.
Jeff shows information on another deal he completed.
Jeff shows information on a deal he completed, solidifying the process for the audience.
Your instructor gives and overview of what has been covered and what is to come.
This Post-Assessment is to measure your increased knowledge and see how much information you have retained from the course.
This Post-Assessment is to measure your increased knowledge and see how much information you have retained from the course.