PACE!! I can hardly believe you just walked him through a sub2 deal, answering all the questions people ask in one of your 2-3 hr livestreams, and even MORE! Awesome!! Thanks for sharing!
Can’t wait to get my first deal to join paces program. I currently paid Jerry Norton but I just discovered pace. I don’t mind joining both of these gurus
Beware: You cannot use the power of attorney after the principal dies. You must be named as an executor of the estate, either by the deceased's Will or by court order as estate administrator. The POA legally dies when the principal dies. A durable power of attorney can also be of a limited nature that continues when the principal is alive yet incapacitated.
@@brandijonewman365 The limited POA is for dealings involving the principal. If the principal is dead or legally incapacitated, then your limited POA is terminated.
@@oldskoolfunk71 if cost is your interest you will always find a reason not to take action trust me I know...just Google the website and see if their are any spots left..set up a call and see if it's a good fit for you
Speaking as a note buyer, if a holder of a note ever wants to sell their note and if they want anything close to par, they better have that note parked with a loan servicer. Don't send me a Google Sheet with the payment history and expect to get an offer at par. I'll also highlight this, as Mr. Morby only mentioned it in passing. A WRAP is a second position note. The fact that it's a second means there will be a smaller pool of note investors that would buy it. So the stronger the Wrap note is, such as using a servicer, the more attractive it would be to a note buyer. Questions? ping me. I do or will consider second position notes.
