How Lorelei Stevens made a fortune buying notes - and how you can too! She's one of America's premier career note buyers. In the pages of Fast Cash she immerses you in the business through absorbing stories of how it's really done, one note at a time. The unexpected result is a masterpiece of human interest writing. It follows the dreams and despair of people who've sold their real estate, financed the sale with a note, and later found themselves in need of Fast Cash. That's where the note buyer steps in - and that's where you step into Lorelei Stevens' fascinating world of Fast Cash.
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If you don’t read another business book this year, read Fast Cash. -- Jerry W. James, attorney
Lorelei’s book is a compelling, absorbing read. -- George Rosenberg, publisher, NoteWorthy Newsletter
[Lorelei Stevens] has a knack for making sense out of the sometimes difficult world of note buying. -- W. J. Mencarow, editor, The Paper Source Journal
Lorelei’s book is a compelling, absorbing read. -- George Rosenberg, publisher, NoteWorthy Newsletter
[Lorelei Stevens] has a knack for making sense out of the sometimes difficult world of note buying. -- W. J. Mencarow, editor, The Paper Source Journal
About the Author
Lorelei Stevens is President of Wall Street Brokers, Inc., a Seattle, Washington-based firm nationally known for its expertise in note buying. She has negotiated millions of dollars worth of notes, written extensively, and taught many seminars. She's been written up in Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and The San Francisco Chronicle.
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34 of 37 people found the following review helpful:
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My Rating is One Star Too Many,
This review is from: Fast Cash: How I Made a Fortune Buying Notes (Paperback)
This book is a waste. I got a library edition thank God! Why did the publisher let the author write it as a story with infinite quotes. Probably because if it were written in the traditional way it could be reduced to < 50 pages. If you want to part with your money give it to your local library. It would serve a better purpose. By all means do not purchase the book and then donate it to the library. Libraries already have enough worthless books.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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Just the facts madam.,
By DAI88 (Sonora, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Fast Cash: How I Made a Fortune Buying Notes (Paperback)
I read this type of book for the facts, not to be entertained with war stories. This book is all stories that adds up to less than a page of facts. Read the preview, that is what the whole book is like.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
No Facts,
This review is from: Fast Cash: How I Made a Fortune Buying Notes (Paperback)
I found this book to be interesting an easy read, but I learned very little. Like everyone else has stated its nothing more than her personal stories. If you want to learn about brokering notes then your out of luck. It's about being a note buyer and forking out money to attorneys, appraisers, title companies. There's not even much insight on this either.
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"This evening we have Lorelei Stevens, president of Wall Street Brokers" said Emily Cunningham, chairman of the local civic group I'd been invited to. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
estoppel document, first lien note, divorce lien, note payor, second lien note, note with recourse, perfect payment record, note buyer, note buying, note seller, delinquent note, buying notes, note broker, lien notes, third lien, balance owing, replacement note, ancillary probate, servicing agent, fast cash, real estate notes, lien position, title insurance company, preliminary agreement, title report Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Billy Bob, Shirley Joan, Wall Street Brokers, Jim Kinney, August March, Puget Central, The Barn, Jimmy Lee, Judy Meyer, Oceanside Real Estate Company, Patty Payne, The Surge, Tom Morgan, Assisted Living, Dan Jacobs, Dominic Todas, Pristine Lake Manor, Uniform Commercial Code, Art Morales, Donny Richards, Great Canadian Financial, Island Bank, Jimmy Martinez, Kevin Moran, Larry Stevens New!
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"This evening we have Lorelei Stevens, president of Wall Street Brokers" said Emily Cunningham, chairman of the local civic group I'd been invited to. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
estoppel document, first lien note, divorce lien, note payor, second lien note, note with recourse, perfect payment record, note buyer, note buying, note seller, delinquent note, buying notes, note broker, lien notes, third lien, balance owing, replacement note, ancillary probate, servicing agent, fast cash, real estate notes, lien position, title insurance company, preliminary agreement, title report Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Billy Bob, Shirley Joan, Wall Street Brokers, Jim Kinney, August March, Puget Central, The Barn, Jimmy Lee, Judy Meyer, Oceanside Real Estate Company, Patty Payne, The Surge, Tom Morgan, Assisted Living, Dan Jacobs, Dominic Todas, Pristine Lake Manor, Uniform Commercial Code, Art Morales, Donny Richards, Great Canadian Financial, Island Bank, Jimmy Martinez, Kevin Moran, Larry Stevens New!
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- The Number One Real Estate Investment No One Talks About by S. Hornwood in Back Matter
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