S5, Episode 14- The Benefits of Being a ”Lien Lord” with Bob Fraser

In this podcast, we've covered everything in real estate from single family to self storage to multi-family and of course, my favorite, land and now.... being a 'lien lord'.

What the heck does that mean??

I was wondering the same thing when I saw the title.

Our next guest is on a mission to help investors take advantage of one of the most effective and overlooked avenues of real estate investing: residential mortgage notes. As Founder and Principal of Aspen Funds, he has purchased more than 1,000 mortgage notes without the risk and volatility of traditional investing options.

Please help me welcome Mr. Bob Fraser!

In this podcast, you will discover...

• What Bob learned from dealing with venture capital in Silicon Valley

• How Bob shifted his career and started this business

• What the potential downsides are and how often people default

• Why there are advantages of owning notes and becoming a “lienlord,”

• How their fund structure is set up to absorb an inevitable recession that will blow and how they will keep chugging along.

Resources Mentioned

Aspen Funds

 

For all the show notes, and more, check out the podcast website at www.doctorfreedompodcast.com

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