With this nuts-and-bolts guide, both savvy and novice investors can discover the secrets to profiting from personal and corporate debt, including municipal tax liens, defaulted credit card debt, discount promissory notes, mortgage foreclosures, and micro loans. Anyone can participate in these investments, but not all of these options are as easy as calling a broker – they require some legwork and research – so many of these opportunities often go untapped.
While there are many books on alternative investment ideas, none provide this level of practical information and advice. How To Invest in Debt provides everything readers need to capitalize on these investments. Readers will discover:
"Mike Pellegrino has been a leading tax lien attorney for many years, and he's been my go-to person for tax lien foreclosures in New Jersey. Now with this book, Mike has provided a clear and concise introduction to tax lien investing as well as other types of debt investments. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in alternative investments." —Joanne Musa, TaxLienLady.com
"An excellent manual on investing in debt. Mike clearly explains the pros and cons of these 'well-kept secrets.' I wish this book had been available for myself and my clients years ago. Each chapter provides a complete and clear instruction to relatively unknown ways to acquire distressed assets and below-market cost." —Art Matuschat, RealtyFundConnect.com, NewJerseyRealtySolutions.com
"This book is required reading for anyone who wants to get started investing in debt. The chapters on buying notes provide a clear nuts-and-bolts guide to buying defaulted and performing notes." —W. Eddie Speed, founder NoteSchool.com, president, Colonial Funding Group, LLC
"Peer-to-peer lending has fueled a tremendous amount of innovation in online lending. This book provides a great introduction to this fertile opportunity. Anyone interested in fintech and entrepreneurship would benefit from getting a good, clear base in it from this book." —George Alex Popescu, editor in chief, Lending-Times.com
