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Understanding values is an extremely important part of the process of purchasing mortgage notes. In this snackable, Rick Allen and TJ Osterman breakdown their tactics for getting the correct value for their possible purchases. A lot of new factors are playing into the values and you as a note investor need to know how Rick and TJ use that in their own note business. 

Get Your Free Paperstac Account Today: https://pstac.co/podcastIn this episode of the Paperstac Podcast TJ Osterman is taking the place of Rick Allen this episode to talk about all of the research he is doing in the mortgage note field. TJ Osterman talks about the forecasting of the stimulus and the possibilities of it coming a bit late for some people that might be in a tough situation. With the ending of the Unemployment Stimulus along with the ending of the rent moratorium, TJ talks about what might happen in the future for the mortgage note investors out there. If you want to plan for the future of your note business this is an episode that you will not want to miss. Follow us on Social Media:Facebook - https://pstac.co/facebookTwitter - https://pstac.co/twitterLinkedin - https://pstac.co/linkedin

Get Your Free Paperstac Account Today: https://pstac.co/podcastIn this episode we introduce our sister fund that one of our Co-Founders spearheads called the Money with Meaning Fund (MWMfund.com). We talk about the journey to create it & why it was important to use a Regulation A+ so that we could generally solicit anyone who wants to invest and not just accredited investors. We also dive deeper with TJ Osterman on the grand vision he has for where him and the team plan to take the fund. If you're interested in getting into the note industry with as little as $200 this is a great way to get your feet wet. If you've bought a performing note on Paperstac & would like to take your yield and add up to 10% on top of that, you can do that by taking those returns and investing it into the MWMfund. Helping you to re-capitalize faster and get back out to purchase a new note. If you're interested in mortgage notes head over to Paperstac and get started purchasing notes today.Follow Us on Social Media: Facebook - https://pstac.co/facebookTwitter - https://pstac.co/twitterLinkedin - https://pstac.co/linkedin

Get Your Free Paperstac Account Today: https://pstac.co/podcastBack in 2014 the idea of Paperstac was created. Birthed from the struggles of Rick Allen and TJ Osterman's current note business and the realization although a great asset class it lacked technology. So they embarked on creating their own solution, granted lacking the technical chops they outsourced to help build the project. $30K later what they got wasn't going to work. Brett came in in late 2014 to help with the process to hopefully be able to launch what was then called Investment Note Exchange. It wasn't until in May of 2015, when we scrapped it and found our 4th partner Mike McLin to do the development. With a new company formation we needed a new name - Paperstac became that name. Ever since then it has been off to the races. Watch the video on you on how Paperstac started.Follow Us on Social Media: Facebook - https://pstac.co/facebookTwitter - https://pstac.co/twitterLinkedin - https://pstac.co/linkedin

Welcome to Capital Markets Today and the MWM Fund Note Investing podcast series.This is the 2nd in a series of 5 podcasts discussing the creation and strategy of the MWM Fund, a req A fund enabling the smaller investor to participate in the non-performing note investment niche. Joining the podcast today is TJ Osterman and Rick Allen, founders of the MWM Fund.  In the last podcast, we discussed the opportunity in the note space as well as the overall strategy of the MWM Fund.  Today, we will get more into the weeds and discuss the fund structure, how to participate, fees and anticipated return.

Did you know there is now a note mutual fund that you can invest in? TJ Osterman and Rick Allen from Paperstac have been investing in real estate notes, and together they’ve created a special fund that enables people to invest in the note business in a completely different way. TJ and Rick have changed industries for Paperstac, and they’re going to change it once again through this fund that looks at the other side of the business and helps people stay in their homes. In this episode, find out more about the Money with Meaning Fund and how it’s a perfect fit for any investor out there. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Join the Kevin Shortle Show community today:

Did you know there is now a note mutual fund that you can invest in? TJ Osterman and Rick Allen from Paperstac have been investing in real estate notes, and together they’ve created a special fund that enables people to invest in the note business in a completely different way. TJ and Rick have changed industries for Paperstac, and they’re going to change it once again through this fund that looks at the other side of the business and helps people stay in their homes. In this episode, find out more about the Money with Meaning Fund and how it’s a perfect fit for any investor out there. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Kevin Shortle Show community today: kevinshortle.com Kevin Shortle on Twitter Kevin Shortle on LinkedIn

Technology has advanced with years that there is now a modern way to buy and sell mortgage notes online. TJ Osterman and Rick Allen, the Founders of Paperstac, a FinTech company aiming to solve the problem in the way trading mortgage notes is conducted, share what they do to facilitate deals that makes Paperstac distinct from other FinTech companies. As they dive into their work of genius, learn their insights on fractional ownership and their thoughts about Millennials taking over the business. Also, find out the value of socially responsible investing as they jump into their Money with Meaning Fund.

Technology has advanced with years that there is now a modern way to buy and sell mortgage notes online. TJ Osterman and Rick Allen, the Founders of Paperstac, a FinTech company aiming to solve the problem in the way trading mortgage notes is conducted, share what they do to facilitate deals that makes Paperstac distinct from other FinTech companies. As they dive into their work of genius, learn their insights on fractional ownership and their thoughts about Millennials taking over the business. Also, find out the value of socially responsible investing as they jump into their Money with Meaning Fund.

On this weeks episode we speak with Rick Allen and TJ Osterman the owners of PaperStac. Paperstac is a hassle-free marketplace that helps you efficiently buy and sell notes online. They have created an easy to follow step-by-step system that will guide you through each phase of the transaction. Learn What PaperStac is about, how it is growing, the value it is bringing to the industry and how it is helping Investors.   Fuel Your Success, Troy Fullwood TheThrivingInvestor.com

Rick Allen and TJ Osterman talk about how they connect a meaning with their note fund to try and help keep borrowers in their homes. Rick and TJ met when they both worked for a nationwide wholesale firm. Sharing a common goal, they hit it off and have been partners ever since, starting their own wholesale company in 2008. In 2012, they got into notes, when they stepped into a big pile of notes by accident. Rick and TJ are focused on helping create sustainable homeownership for the underserved market, primarily the lower middle income borrowers, so that they can start to concentrate on being an active member of society again. They discuss a couple of different strategies they're doing in their business that focuses around connecting money with meaning for both parties to benefit. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Note Closers Show community today:WeCloseNotes.comThe Note Closers Show FacebookThe Note Closers Show TwitterScott Carson LinkedInThe Note Closers Show YouTubeThe Note Closers Show VimeoThe Note Closers Show InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest

When starting your own company, you can put in low capital and still be profitable the whole time. Rick Allen and TJ Osterman from Paperstac share how educating yourself and knowing everything you can about the business will steer you away from trouble and get you on the right path. Their business has evolved from fix and flips to notes to owning property and now investing. By being a lending institution, they now make money out of putting out money and getting income that way. Their secret to success is all about navigating through the evolution of the note business and the real estate world and building and valuing relationships which lead to many years of business. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Note Closers Show community today:WeCloseNotes.comThe Note Closers Show FacebookThe Note Closers Show TwitterScott Carson LinkedInThe Note Closers Show YouTubeThe Note Closers Show VimeoThe Note Closers Show InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest

On today's show we have Rick Allen and TJ Osterman. They are both real estate investors but have formed their own business together where they specialize in mortgage note investing. Their company is called Paperstac and they are going to help all of us real estate wholesalers and investors learn about a number of different areas that might interest us by learning about mortgage notes.

On today’s show we have Rick Allen and TJ Osterman. They are both real estate investors but have formed their own business together where they specialize in mortgage note investing. Their company is called Paperstac and they are going to help all of us real estate wholesalers and investors learn about a number of different areas that might interest us by learning about mortgage notes.

Today, we’re talking about flipping mortgage notes. And even wholesaling mortgage notes. Our guests are Richard Allen and TJ Osterman. These guys attended an automation class I taught five years ago. Man I love this business. Anyway, Rick and TJ are in the mortgage note business. It gets them out of the fix and flip […]

Today, we’re talking about flipping mortgage notes. And even wholesaling mortgage notes. Our guests are Richard Allen and TJ Osterman. These guys attended an automation class I taught five years ago. Man I love this business. Anyway, Rick and TJ are in the mortgage note business. It gets them out of the fix and flip […]

On this episode of the InvestFourMore Real Estate Podcast, I interview Rick Allen and TJ Osterman who created Paperstac. Paperstac is a company that helps investors find, buy, and sell performing and non-performing notes on real estate. Rick and TJ both have extensive experience investing in real estate themselves. They have bought and sold over 400 homes before they got into the note business. I talk to both Rick and TJ to learn how they got into real estate, what they love about the real estate note business, and how others can get into it as well.  

"This is episode #378, and my guests today are Rick Allen and TJ Osterman from Paperstac. Rick and TJ are not investors, but before they started in notes, they were wholesalers focused on wholesaling properties. As the market started to rebound and become more competitive, they fell into the note space, and have never looked back. Today we talk about why they invest in notes, instead of properties directly, and what the pros and cons are between traditional property investing and note investing. As you'll see, they're not as different as you might think. Let’s get started demystifying the world of note investing. Please help me welcome Rick and TJ to the show. Try out our FlipNerd Elite Membership for $1 for 7-days! Learn more about our premium training HERE!"

"This is episode #378, and my guests today are Rick Allen and TJ Osterman from Paperstac. Rick and TJ are not investors, but before they started in notes, they were wholesalers focused on wholesaling properties. As the market started to rebound and become more competitive, they fell into the note space, and have never looked back. Today we talk about why they invest in notes, instead of properties directly, and what the pros and cons are between traditional property investing and note investing. As you'll see, they're not as different as you might think. Let’s get started demystifying the world of note investing. Please help me welcome Rick and TJ to the show. Try out our FlipNerd Elite Membership for $1 for 7-days! Learn more about our premium training HERE!"

  My guests in this episode are Rick Allen and TJ Osterman from Paperstac. For over 10 years Rick Allen has been an active investor. As the Co-Founder and fund manager of Cloud Capital Management and the Co-Founder of Paperstac, he has conducted transactions with large A-list institutions. Rick has expert experience in investment strategies of the real estate sector, with a primary focus on discounted Acquisitions and distressed assets. He has participated in the purchase of over 400 single family homes with a purchase price of $25,000,000.00 and a market value of $45,000,000.00. Since 2014 he’s been actively working on a new way for note investors to purchase and sell mortgage notes. Now that their platform is live, they’ve been actively growing and expanding the market to bring the opportunity of mortgage notes to a larger audience. TJ  has been working in the Real estate investment space for the last 15 years. During that 15 year stretch, he did everything from source private money, flip houses, wholesale houses, landlord and swing hammers. He eventually combined all those disciplines and started his own real estate investment firm with a partner. Five years ago pivoted into the note business and quickly realized that there were many low to middle-income borrowers in need of desperate help. He’s also a founding member of paperstac.com - the platform that together with his team intend to change the way trading mortgage notes is conducted. Interview Links: Paperstac Cloud Capital Management If you have enjoyed our podcast, please share with friends and family Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review on Itunes so more people can find us! so more people can find us! Please Support Us by Becoming A Patron on Patreon Support Our Sponsors Cashflow Tactics, will show you how to collapse time in your financial plan and become financially in 10 years or less. You can register for a free webinar to show you exactly how to do that at: https://cashflowtactics.com/ninja The Real Asset Investor, create value for investors looking for higher yield returns from real estate ventures domestically and also internationally and other real asset classes such as ATM's. www.therealassetinvestor.com Joint Ops Properties, have designed a system to take any beginner to an experienced deal making investor in the least amount of time, offering opportunities from basic education, coaching, bridge investing to turn-key investments in the cash flowing market of St. Louis, MO. www.jointopsproperties.com Valhalla Wealth Financial, reclaim the banking function within your own life with the premier strategies of the Wealthy. www.valhallawealth.com Audible, download any audio book for FREE when you try Audible for 30 days www.cashflowninjabook.com Thanks so much for joining me again. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post! Also, please leave an honest review for the Cashflow Ninja Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates, please follow me on twitter @mclaubscher and Instagram, @cashflowninjapodcast. Until next time! Live a life of passion and purpose on YOUR terms, M.C. Laubscher

Entrepreneurs looking for lucrative and impactful investments have an opportunity to solve the mortgage crisis and make massive gains. Serial entrepreneurs Rick Allen and TJ Osterman are seizing that opportunity. They believe in this real estate investment strategy so much that they’ve built an online tool to help other investors get in the game. In this episode of the Capital Gains podcast, Rick and TJ show how it’s achievable by detailing their own success and explaining the process for other investors who want to enter this lucrative market. Why Invest In Non-Performing Mortgages? For the past five years, they have been purchasing non-performing mortgage loans and returning double-digit profits. Not only that, they have given low-income families the opportunity to keep their homes removing the stress and low confidence that comes with being on the brink of a foreclosure. Purchasing these seemingly unattractive loans is an opportunity that more and more investors are exploring, and there are educators, resources, and technologies which open the world up to anyone interested in moving into this attractive space. But, how easy is it to get into? Rick and TJ talk to us about the strategy, how to make that strategy successful for you, and making social responsibility a component of your business. Earning A Substantial Yield from Untapped Inventory Five years ago, Rick and TJ were offered the opportunity to purchase their first small balance mortgage loan when a bank agent called them and asked if they wanted a frame duplex. The property had $100,000 of debt attached to it, but they took a chance and bought it for $8,400. The first five properties they invested in within this market went so smoothly, they couldn’t believe how easy it was. They were contacting borrowers and offering to take their vacant properties off their hands, arranging foreclosure agreements, and paying them for their time. In one case Rick and TJ acquired a vacant property from a lady who was happy to hand over the keys in lieu of foreclosure. They gave her $100 for her time and sold the property for $28,000. From contacting the borrower to selling the house, the whole process took 15 days. The discounts on a mortgage note can range anywhere between 20-50% and can cost from $25,000 to $150,000. Why are the discounts so big? Because no institution has the ability to handle them. The discounted purchase of the mortgage means that Rick and TJ are able to offer a lowered rate for the borrower. In this episode of the podcast, they say that they have sometimes initially been out of pocket as they work to build the trust with the borrower. But because of the cut-price they paid out, in the beginning, they are able to create an affordable home for the borrower and still make a double-digit profit from their investment. Creating Affordable Home Payment Plans For Struggling Americans   Rick and TJ soon learned that the reward from investing in mortgage notes was more than just financial. The unexpected but emotional impact of helping buyers to keep their homes was huge. Rick and TJ are passionate about their business because it has the ability to improve the lives of thousands of homeowners. That’s why they launched paperstac.com. Rick and TJ created paperstac.com to help people find buyable mortgage notes. With around $400bn of unpaid principal balance non-performing loans still waiting unclaimed, it’s a market with massive financial and emotional gains to be had. Borrowers have had the fear of losing their home hanging over them, and investment serves as an opportunity to remove that fear with an affordable housing plan. The pair has the goal of saving 10,000 low-income family homes in the future. Learn more in this episode of the Capital Gains podcast. Connect with Rick and TJ Visit CloudCapitalManagement.com for more information on their fund if you are interested in learning more as a passive investor. Check out Paperstac.com where you can buy and sell mortgage notes and learn more about what’s available. More to come soon on the Money With Meaning website: mwmfund.com Richard Allen on LinkedIn Richard Allen on Facebook Richard Allen on Twitter TJ Osterman LinkedIn TJ Osterman on Twitter Papterstac on Twitter   Connect with Jonathan Twombly at www.twobridgesmgmt.com Jonathan Twombly on Twitter Jonathan Twombly on LinkedIn