Our mentorship opportunity aims to cultivate the next wave of educated note investors. We provide consulting/coaching services to the note investor on an as-needed, hourly basis versus charging a large up-front fee. This program is ideally suited to those looking to gain hands-on experience about mortgage-note investing, while having an experienced investor guide them along the way.
Our mentoring program is designed to meet your specific business objectives because we recognize that no two situations are the same. As part of our program, you will gain access to personal and practiced real estate expertise; access to preferred and trusted Labrador Lending consultants (realtors, attorneys, title, servicing, and preservation companies, and more); customized consulting services; and ongoing communication as needed.
The mentorship services can occur at any stage of the note-acquisition process, asset-management phase, or even through the exit of a deal. Mentorship can start as early as when an investor has decided they want to pursue note investing and purchase an asset.
Investor & Labrador Lending execute consulting agreement;
Investor schedules 60-minute intro call to discuss investor’s experience and goals;
Labrador Lending will draft mentorship and implementation plan for investor from information obtained during the kick-off call;
Note Rules offers a simple and effective way to ensure investors have the foundation and systems they need to grow.
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After a free intro call, we can determine if the mentorship program is a good fit.
No, but we can recommend several quality training programs.
Unfortunately, we cannot bid on an asset for you or provide specific guidance or investment advice as we are not licensed or registered financial advisors.
We do not source notes or sell our notes to investors in our mentoring program as we see that as a conflict of interest. Ideally, the mentee has an idea of their note-buying criteria or even a potential note opportunity to work through with the mentor.
A joint venture agreement is where both parties have ownership interest in a deal, and profits are divided per the terms of the JV agreement. With our mentoring program, we have no ownership interest in the note; therefore, the investor retains all profits. We act as a consultant based on an hourly rate.
No, but either party can cancel the agreement.
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