5 Misconceptions of Trust Deed Investing

December 01, 2022 • 00:19:24
5 Misconceptions of Trust Deed Investing
Deeds in the Desert
5 Misconceptions of Trust Deed Investing

Dec 01 2022 | 00:19:24

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Show Notes

Dawn Pitts, Business Development Executive and Pat Vassar, Director of Underwriting, debunk the top 5 misconceptions of Trust Deed Investing.

Misconceptions:

  1. Trust Deeds are for rich people to invest in
  2. Only unworthy borrowers need hard money loans
  3. The investments cost too much to get started
  4. Everyone loses in real estate
  5. My financial planner doesn’t offer this so I can’t do it

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