Passive Income Through Note Fund Investing with Martin Saenz

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English - January 12, 2021 08:00 - 29 minutes - 40.9 MB - ★★★★★ - 61 ratings
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Today our guest is Martin Saenz from BeQuest Funds. Martin is a successful note investor and Managing Partner of BeQuest Funds. Renowned as a thought leader in the mortgage note investment industry, Martin is generous with his first-hand expertise, to the benefit of his many clients and followers.

Martin talks to us about his journey moving from the corporate world to starting his own company, selling it off, and now being a successful note investor. We talk about how note investing works and its potential for passive investors.

[00:01 – 05:27] Opening Segment

I talk briefly about great values that await you in this episode
I welcome our guest, Martin Saenz
Martin talks about his backgroundLeaving the corporate world
Starting his own business
Becoming a full-time note investor

[05:28 – 15:32] BeQuest Funds and Note Investing

Martin talks about the main objective of BeQuest Funds
Martin talks about the nature of note fund investments
Effect of a Recession to note fund investing
Emphasizing relationship building with borrowers

[15:33 – 24:12] Note Fund Investing in Single Asset Syndications

Martin talks about some options for investors to exit funds
The kind of documentation investors can expect
Minimum investment for their funds
Distinctions people need to look at when considering a fund

[24:13 – 30:16] Closing Segment

Quick break for our sponsors
What is the best investment you've ever made other than your education?Buying 10 First mortgaged non-performing notes

What is the worst investment you ever made?Starting a sign business with my wife

What is the most important lesson that you've learned in business and investing?Buy assets you can control and the cash flow

Connect with Martin. See the links below.

Tweetable Quotes:

"Then Problem was, I bought a note based on the perceived value of the property. When I should be buying notes based on the cash flow potential.” - Martin Saenz

“If you’re going to work your tail off, you’ve got to be reaping the rewards of it.” - Martin Saenz

Resources Mentioned:

Note Investing Made Easier

Connect with Martin, visit https://www.bqfunds.com/ or follow him on LinkedIn

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