By Peg DeVilbiss on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

Hard to choose…Donna Bauer….
Her years and wealth of experience,
straight talk, open thinking.

By Charles Alexander on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

Wow, there are so many talented people speaking it is very hard to choose which of these individuals would be a fit for sitting and gleening information from in a power lunch.

I do have to say that two (2) caught my eye though. Eddie Speed and Donna Bauer! These two individuals would make a profound difference in our business as we just start out in hard economic times (great note times though, lol), we need the guidance that these two individuals bring to the table.

It would be our honor and pleasure to attend and to meet these two wonderful individuals.

Thank you,

Charles A. Alexander

By Steven Hal on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

Hope to win tickets.

By lourdes ceguerra on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

George Antone. I enjoyed listening to his tele-sessions (thank you), would be interested in hearing more details behind his unique investment strategies, his elegant framework for truly massive passive income, and how to crack the wealthy code! I look forward to my private lunch with George. Thank you.

By Judy Casey on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

I have always appreciated Donna Bauer and the way she gets her point accross in a very simplistic but easily understood manner. She drops the fluff and gets right down to the best way to not only help yourself to make money with note investing but to also help sellers in distress to be able to move on.

By Jeanne on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

Hey Thanks for the shot!
I would like to pick the brains of Donna Bauer and Jeff Watson. I have been on webinars and conferance calls with both of them and they both work in the same arena as I do. I am a rehabber, Short Sale Specialist and wanting to get into note buying. I am looking forward to getting into the seller financing market for long term cash flow as well. Both Donna and Jeff have extensive experience in these Two markets.
What would I like to walk away with after the conference?
Of coarse networking and developing note buying contacts and friends. Also, I look forward to gaining knowledge in the Note Buyiong Business.

Thanks, for spreading the wealth!,
Jeanne Towne

By Herlinda Searing on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

I would like to have lunch with Eddie Speed because he is one of the best instructors I have seen and heard on the Noteworthy link. His lectures are very clear, easy to follow and easily understood. You are very fortunate to have him as one of your speakers at the convention. I would like to pick his brains by asking him questions regarding further educational materials etc. This is one of the reason I would like to attend the Noteworthy convention but unfortunately I have limited funds… for the airfare, hotel and attendance fee….its just a great expense for me at this time.
Respectfully.
Herlinda Searing

By David M. Maddox "Matt" on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

I recently attended webinars NoteWorthy has presented with Donna Bauer, George Antone, Eddie Speed (Awesome) and Bob Leonetti. Great material and I am interested in learning more at the convention.

I am a Residential Appraiser in Las Vegas and believe that as soon as the economy turns upward all who are taking advantage of the current opportunity’s will reap the rewards.

I’m looking forward to meeting & making new contacts for Mentoring, Team building and expanding future business endeavors. Thank you for providing this venue.

Regards,
Matt Maddox

By Kevin Arce on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

Need tickets to convince my rich uncle to take action. All these speakers would close the deal! We would like to sit down with Lee Phillips, attorney at law, to discuss setting up a foundation, so we can take advantage of the knowledge & opportunities that all the speakers will inevitably have to offer. My uncle and I, since I will probaly be “managing director” because of his 88 year old age, are interested in finding out if Lee Phillips is the person that can help us out, as there are “many choosen, but few are called.” We need the foundation set up the right way, just like real estate. There’s a right way to buy & a wrong way to buy, and apparently hold! (notes)
Thanks a million,
Kevin

By Lori on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

Here’s To Noteworthy Lunches,
Given the caliber of speakers attending this years convention, I found choosing only one speaker a difficult task. However, my passion is being in the trenches and learning from the ground up. For these reasons I would like to meet and absorb as much as possible from Donna Bauer. This business is all about knowing the nitty gritty of note buying/selling and creative financing. The best way to do that is to learn from a recognized authority. It’s an incredible amount of knowledge and best to be on the cutting edge.

Thanks for the opportunity to learn,
Lori

By Jim Holder on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

Jack Sternberg. His background in real estate is so extensive, experienced, successful and impressive. I’d like to learn from his “rights of passage” that challenged him and how he broke thru each one to be become the expert he is now. I like how he keeps it simple, straight forward and honest in how he accomplishes his objectives.

His systems and goals are of interest to me as I’d like to learn how many I might apply to my real estate investing business.

By LINDA JONES on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

HERE’S TO NOTEWORTHY LUNCHING,
I WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO MR.LELAND VON SYRING AND FIND OUT THE PROS AND CONS OF WHAT IT’S LIKE TO HELP OTHER GET STARTED IN THE BUSINESS.AND TO KNOW YOU MAKE A DIFFERENT YOU DON’T ALWAY GET TO SIT DOWN AND TALK WITH THE OWNER THAT WOULD REALLY MAKE THE TRIP WORTHWHILE.THIS IS A GOOD THING YOU ALL ARE DOING.I WISH TO WIN CAUSE I KNOW I DON’T HAVE THE MONEY FOR THE TRIP AND THIS WOULD BE NICE AND AN HONOR TO MEET MR.LELAND AND FIND OUT WHAT IT TOOK TO GET TO WHERE HE HAS TRAVELED AND I ALSO FIND PLEASURE IN HELPING OTHER I’M YET TO DO MY FIRST DEAL I BELIEVE MEETING MR LELAND WILL GIVE ME THAT PUSH I NEED.I WOULD LIKE TO WALK AWAY FROM THE CONFERENCE KNOWING THEIR WERE OTHER THEIR THAT CARED.I WOULD LOVE TO WIN AND I THANK YOU ALL FOR THE OPPORTUNITIES TO COMMENT ON THE LUNCHING

LINDA JONES
LINDA CASHNOTES

By Stan Ehnis on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

I would like to spend some time with John D. Behle. I’m new to note investing and have a lot to learn. I’m 75 yrs. old and would to retire in another 10 to 20 years. I’m excited to get started and don’t have much money now. Thanks for the opportunity. Stan Ehnis

By Karen on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

I am new to the note business, so receiving free tickets to the convention and attending to hear ALL of the speakers would be ideal. To choose one to have lunch with and learn from their knowledge and experience would be unbelievable! I know Jeff Watson or Lee Phillips would be able to get me off on the right track legally, and probably any one of the speakers could send me in the right direction with note buying. My personal goal would be to gain as much exposure to the subject and bring it home to start using it immediately in my real estate investing. I would choose to break bread with Donna Bauer.

Sending successful wishes to all who want to receive,
Karen

By LINDA JONES on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

HERE’S TO NOTEWORTHY CONFERENCE LUNCHING,I WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO MR.LELAND VON SYRING ON
KNOWLEDGE AND OPPORTUNITIES OF REALESTATE NOTES
AND STRUCTURED SETTLEMENTS.ALSO IT WOULD BE AN
HONOR TO MEET WITH MR. LELAND AND LEARN THE OVERALL FUNCTIONING OF THE BUSINESS WITH CONTINUED SUCCESS.THIS TRIP WOULD BE AVERY KNOWLEDGEABLE AND LEARNING EXPERIENCE FOR ME.

THANK YOU KINDLY,

LINDA JONES

By Vlad on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

John Behle. It would be an honor, no exaggeration here, to spend time, be it lunch or even a cup of coffee, with this man. He’s not as widely known these days because he’s not selling his materials or offering his services, but he’s a legend of the note business. And I’m sure other speakers will not be offended if he’s distinguished as such. That’s why to me the choice is really simple. And it’s not as much about getting useful information from him, but simply to pay respect.
Best regards,
Vlad D.

By Gerry Hernandez on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

It is almost an unfair question however, I wouldn’t expect anything different from Mr. Sternberg. Always coming up with innovating “pick your brain” ways to create engagement.

Just like I have learned from all of the speakers on this forum, there is neither an exact way to analyze a note nor an only one way to create wealth in this business. Having said that, the same holds true with your question about picking one person out the amazing lineup of speakers you assembled. It is not necessarily that we may pick the best but the one that we feel most familiar with.

I felt identified most identified with the niches of Tony Martinez as well as Dave Van Horn. Two things got my attention from both of them; first, their transition into this field in the middle of the real estate debacle, and second their emphasis on the approach towards distressed homeowners. Dave and Tony seem to go through great lengths to assist borrowers first, and then the wealth will follow.

It would be great to pick their brain about their transition as well as finding out as much details about their niches as they might be willing to share with a newbie in need of “the push” to become an active member of the NoteWorthy Community.

I would like to thank all of the NoteWorthy speakers for their generosity sharing their amazing knowledge and for trying so hard to help us “get it”.

Looking Forward To the Convention,
Gerry Hernandez

By Kirsten on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

Given the chance for a power lunch with one of the Noteworthy experts, I would be thrilled to meet with Michael Morrongiello. His bio struck a cord with me as I also need to start creating my own paper to deal with current real estate investments. My situation will take a lot of creativity since I would like to find a way to pull a family out of poverty while doing it.

By Mel on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

My goal in going to the Noteworthy Convention is to get my note business running efficiently and effectively to be able to beneficially inspire more clients. Jack Sternberg is my first choice to begin a business relationship with to guide me in solidifying this and to sustain it as we navigate in this marketplace.

By Mtutuzeli Xuma on Oct 8, 2011 | Reply

George Antone is my man. I am almost through with his The Wealthy Code Home Study Course (and thank you Noteworthy for providing access to him!)and would love a meeting with him to see how I can harness my Commercial R.E. investment cash flow to securitization. This is the level at which my ‘Wealth Thermostat’ is set at. Also discuss with George how to set up my 10 prospective partners in the highly leveraged strategy for income-producing props.

By Brian on Oct 9, 2011 | Reply

There are many names that are familiar. Three of my mentors are presenting. However, if I had to pick just one, it would have to be Jack. He got everyone to show up to present their niche. So, Jack please save a spot at your table for me.

By Jim Edwards on Oct 9, 2011 | Reply

Donna Bauer and George Antone. I’ve purchased courses from each of them…The Note Buyer from Donna, and recently, The Banker’s Code from George. I’m a retired investor who has moved from rehabbing to investing via paper and doing well; for me it’s an outstanding market. I’m very interested in multiple streams of income for all the normal reasons, especially diversification. I can learn a great deal from each of them. Donna and I have been talking and we will meet at the Convention. I’m very interested in George’s alternative investment stategies, especially lending. However, George is tough to get a hold of. I hope to match up with him at the Convention or at one of his 3 day seminars….George, if you read this please send me an email or call me. Your support folks have my contact information. Thank you, Jim Edwards

By Debra Edmundson on Oct 9, 2011 | Reply

First I would like to thank Jack Sternberg and Bob Leonetti for the webinars last week, the educational information was presented in a practical manner, that gave me actionable steps to get started in the note business. This business is knowing the nuts and bolts of note buying /selling and seller financing strategies, and given the opportunity to be in the presence of such an array of recognized and knowledge ‘underground investors’, I would be honored and grateful to be blessed with tickets to this years convention, and have lunch with Jack Sternberg or Bob Leonetti. I see the potential and the opportunity for additional knowledge that can be gained from attending the conference and having lunch with these speakers. I truly desire to be in Las Vegas, but have limited funds for the airfare and hotel, and the registration. Thanks you. Debra

By Andrew Harper on Oct 9, 2011 | Reply

Eddie speed is a man of high integrity of the note business. He will guide you to success with the the right knowledge for note investing.

By Brian Falkenberry on Oct 9, 2011 | Reply

Hello, my name is Brian Falkenberry. I’ve been wholesaling SFRs for the last 2 1/2 years. I’ve learned a bit about investing in paper over this time, but have yet to delve into the paper business (mainly due to lack of education). I’d really enjoy having lunch with Bob Leonetti. I’ve been listening to his course, “Paper Power”, this last week and I am absolutely looking forward the the follow-up, this coming week. I plan to jump in with both feet by the end of next week! I feel that a chance to personally thank Bob for his outstanding information and the opportunity to learn more would be a great asset to my future business (as will the education I’ll receive from the Convention, also). Thank you for taking the time to read my comment. Have a great day!
Brian Falkenberry

By Amed Hazel on Oct 9, 2011 | Reply

I would love to have a sit down with John Behle. He was is one of our note investor pioneers and I have been occasionally conversing with him on Facebook. I have tons of questions to ask him face to face.

By Bruce on Oct 9, 2011 | Reply

Since I generate many notes, I am looking for additional ways to market those notes. My number one pick would be Eddie Speed. My second choice would be Marty Goodman…I think he has an innovative approach. My personal goal in attending would be to get some new ideas to take my note business to the next level.

By Radoslav on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

I would enjoy the lunch with Bob Leonetti,I’ve enjoyed listening his course “Paper Power”.I would like to learn and invest in non-performing and performing notes.I am Relator and that would give me another niche in this market especially with buying non-performing notes there are lot’s of opportunities to turn them into profitable investments.Have a great day !

Rado

By Barbara Bendig on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

You always seem to have a surprise in your bag of tricks to help us succeed in the Notes Business. WOW!

Thanks Jack for a wonderful opportunity to meet one on one with one of your expert speakers. There are many I would love to meet…your panel is amazing.

However, George Antone is at the top of my list. Next would be Donna Bauer.

I would love to speak with George Antone especially after the great webinar a few weeks ago. He peaked my interest to come back into the Notes business after leaving in 2006 for health reasons.

We were very active in the early 2000s in residential notes and always wanted to get into commercial but not sure how. After my husband became disabled my focus was elsewhere… Now I have gotten the bug again and see that there is still a way to succeed in even in tough times.

Also George is also doing alternative energy financing which is also a passion of ours but cannot find the right joint venture to fund our wish for alternative energy in all schools in our area…What better way to teach our children?

I can go on and on but I think you get the picture.

Thanks again for the opportunity
Barb Bendig

By carmina on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

Bob Leonetti, hands down choice,as he is an amazing speaker with his many years of experience, knowledge, and teaching abilities. he is also a leading athority on using notes to avoid short sales, along with other note buying strategies. This would be a dream career change, and moving off unemployment, thanks!

By John on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

Bob Leonetti:
After earning NAR’s SFR (Shortsale & Foreclosure Resource) designation in 2010 I realized I wanted no part of the paper pushing, nursing and burping of careless loss mitigators. But the whole reason I got my license to begin with was to help others avoid foreclosure and wondered how I could replace the bank to speed up the ever evolving short sale process. This eventually led me to note investing.
After listening to Module #2 from Bob’s Paper Power Course series, I learned that the main idea in my business plan actually has a name, “Short Paper”! The process seems relatively simple but by no means easy. I would love an opportunity to explore that concept much further, address concerns and just have a great time with one of the industry’s leaders.
As far as an instructor, I see Bob as a guy I can sit and talk to and not need an Oxford dictionary to translate every fifth word he says. Most importantly, he seems to love what he does. Who knows, if I’m selected, a consultation with him could actually turn a vision of mine into someone else’s blessing!

By Marcus Nolan on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

A private consult with Donna Bauer would be great for my business because I found that she really has a desire to enhance her student’s ability to be self sufficient. She has the knowledge, skill and experience to point me in the right direction as I embark on my new venture of buying and selling notes. She has opened my eyes to a world of opportunity that I had been blinded to and with her mentorship and guidance, I can see myself being a premiere player in this business.

By Valrey Rice on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

Everyone on the panel is more that qualified to speak at the up and coming event in November. However, I’d like to sit down with Jack,the master brains and host of this event, Bob Leonetti and Tony Martinez. The three of you would bring about a complete balance and wholistic way of getting it all done in world of real estate investing, in my humble opinion.

Thanks, Jack for making this all possible for so many people including the recipients of all of the services that would be rendered to people in need of a solution to their real estate problems.

I look forward to attending the convention in November with the help of complimentary tickets and become part of the solution.

By Holly on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

What a great surprise and opportunity!! The list of speakers are so good that it is difficult to narrow it down; however, If I could have the opportunity to meet with Eddie Speed for lunch, I would love that.I’m impressed with his solid background in the note industry. As a single mom, I am looking for immediate and long term profits to secure my retirement..Eddie would have me glued to my chair just listening to him. Another would be Donna Bauer…I live in the same city as she and would love the opportunity to meet with her to develop ideas and strategies to build my business in the Cincinnati, Oh area and hopefully be able to network with her.

By Edward Callirgos on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

Hard choice to make, Mr.Speed, Antone, Leonetti, any would be great.
I would like to have lunch with George Antone, his down to earth style, calm delivery, multi business experience and the fact he is in California, I believe would help my investment goals.

By Carol Corgey on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

IT IS TRUE THAT “THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE ARE ALSO THE MOST ACCESSIBLE.” I CHOOSE HENRY DVORKEN BECAUSE HE MAKES HIMSELF ACCESSIBLE AND AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO WANT TO LEARN. ONE CAN PICK UP THE PHONE AND HAVE A CONVERSATION. HE HAS TAUGHT ME MUCH IN HIS ARTICLES IN THE NOTEWORTHY NEWSLETTER OVER THE YEARS.

I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A PRIVATE LUNCH WITH HENRY DVORKEN BECAUSE HE IS ONE OF THE INDUSTRY’S MOST RESPECTED AUTHORITIES ON NOTES. HE HAS PRACTICAL IDEAS ABOUT HOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THIS BUSINESS.

By Marijo Wilson on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

I would love to have lunch with Donna Bauer. I have her course and it is great. I lived in Lexington, Ky for 23 years and ran the REIA in Lexington for a few of those years. I never did have the opportunity to meet Donna even though she is only one State North of Kentucky. I love to interact with other successful women in this business.

By Virgil Thompson on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

George Antone the Serial Entrepreneur would be my choice.

Finance is the engine that drives this modern economy. I believe he has a full grasp of how to fuel the fires of commerce in this difficult environment. His noteworthy webinar series really changed my thinking and opened a new world of posibilities. My partner and I would love to have lunch with him and gather more insight.

By Tom on Oct 10, 2011 | Reply

I would enjoy a private meeting with Carl White and/or Jeff Armstrong. We have been buying & brokering notes over the past several years. We come across more notes than our company can purchase. Our goal for this private meeting would be the ask the “expert” the “best practices” on how to find & secure potential investors that we could broker notes to.

By edmattos on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

I am a real estate broker and would like to learn how to broker notes. My present finances are low and need free tickets to attend the convention. My goal would be “how do I Start now to buy and sell notes.” I would like to have lunch with Jack Sternberg, seems to have passion to succeed and has 30 years of succes in the note business. It would be a great pleasure to have lunch w/Jack Sternberg and attending the workshops.

By Ellie on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

Dear Jack,

Eddie Speed and/or Roberta Standen would be the ideal luncheon mates for me. Eddie says he learned the business by having a mentor and that if he can do this business than anyone can. I’d love to hear his story and perhaps emulate him.
From Roberta, I would love to listen to her tell me how she got into servicing, what the upsides/downsides were and what was her driving force to reach her goals.

If I could be a fly on these two people’s shoulder I imagine I could learn a great deal and be very inspired by them.

Jack, thank you for having this little contest.

Ellie

By Greg Goden on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

Jayme Kahla is my choice. With her experience as a buyer of notes, I would be thankful to sit and talk over lunch and learn a few things about the buying of notes. I am a commercial broker who is beginning to focus on the note business. I would hope I could offer some assistance to Jayme by bringing her product from my contacts that would be useful. Who knows? Maybe a fine business relationship would be the result.

By Angelo Stone on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

If I could have lunch with Mr. Armstrong, it would be a great boon to my new business approach. Being able to learn from an industry leader what it takes to negotiate in a more effective way would make all of the difference in my being able to become a success in this business. Sitting down to a meal should really get the creative juices flowing. And if he’s busy, we could have a liquid lunch… As long as I get to pick his brain.

By Carolyn Lacy on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

Lunch with Lee Phillips would be a blast. He would have all the answers to my questions regarding the legal structuring of real estate transactions and his answers would help me avoid the “gray bars” in the future. Also, he would be a joy to have lunch with (I love his humor).

By John Cramer on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

I certainly would love to have lunch with each and every member of this all star cast.

I could go on about so many of you.

In a tough battle I would have to say Henry for so many reasons and one is that I will be blessed to see him one more time.

He is always extremely kind educational and I always learn from him every time I hear him speak.

Henry is one of the true greats in this business. His 23 ways to buy a note is always an incredible thing to see. It would be an honor to get the chance to spend some one on one time with such an innovator in this field.

By June N. on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

Hello Jack,

I am new in the industry. Many people I know are in difficult situation with their loans and I discovered that I might be able to help them out after listening to the webinar series you introduced. My wish is to meet with George Antone or Donna Bauer. I am determined to make things happen. Thank you for the opportunity.

June

By Rex Gravitt on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

I would like to have lunch with Leland Von Syring. I have been in the Real Estate business for over 25 years. I have been in sales, developing, building and investing. I have never seen the market in such a state as it is now. It is the toughest market I have ever seen to make a living and at the same time there are more opportunities than I have ever seen. In order to survive in this market you must become an expert at the things that other people don’t even understand. I have been creating notes most of my career. I have bought and sold a few. My goal is to become more knowledgeable on buying, selling and trading notes. Also Leland Von Syring is the only speaker who mentions structured settlements. This is an untapped area I would like to become an expert in.

By Michelle Olson on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

Thank you Jack and Bob for the Fantastic training you have provided on notes. Looking forward to learning more.
Having lunch with Bob Leonetti and George Antone would be an honor.
Thanks

By Keith Greco on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

If I could have meet and have lunch with Jayme Kayla and Bob Leonetti it would be wonderful to just listen to what they have to say about the note business and their investment philosophy. I have both of their courses that I am studying and look forward to start implementing. Just being around them and the other great speakers at the event will give the mindset amd confidence to pursue the goals and business plan that would open new doors and make a difference in my life. Then use those tools to give back to the community and charities that can help change others lives. Thank you again. God Bless.

By Allison on Oct 11, 2011 | Reply

I would definitely choose Jeff Armstrong to have lunch with. Just being able to pick his brain for a couple hours would be invaluable to me. We have never met face to face yet he has always been available to answer my questions and assist me with honest answers, advice and constructive criticism (whether I wanted to hear it or not). It would be a pleasure to meet him in person as well as priceless to have a few moment of his time to help me further my note business career.

By Fred S. on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

Gentlemen,

Thanks for giving us the opportunity of meeting with an extraordinary cast of professionals.

After I listened to the interview with Tony Martinez, I emailed his office to inquire about the opportunities that his business offers. Although Tony was at a seminar, he called me to discuss the wide-open possibilities. Tony cares – about his clients, and helping fellow note professionals achieve success. There is something special about having “face-time” with a mentor. Ideas are conveyed in a more effective manner, there is instant feedback to concepts that may be a bit challenging to grasp by the student. These factors cannot but help a learner(student) to get up-and-running in the quickest possible time.

Tony mentioned that his program will be rolled-out in mid-October – not soon enough!!

My personal goals in attending the seminar are:
1) Meet the various speakers/lecturers, to determine my area of interest – like they say “If you love what you’re doing, then it’s NOT work!”
2) Bring my wife so that she can see the opportunities – from my perspective, there’s nothing better than a team approach to this business.
3) Leave with a new sense of “I can do this, there’s NOTHING stopping me from having success in this business.”
4) Report back to Mr. Martinez how many clients I’ve helped using his business plan! There’s nothing better for a mentor than to see his student take flight.
Thank you for this chance to contribute my thoughts.

Best Regards,
Fred S.

By Richard Morris on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

I would love to have lunch with Bob Leonetti. Bob is extremely knowledgeable and experienced in dealing with note buying and creative financial structuring with notes. Beyond that he has the ability to teach and explain the complexities of using notes with a clarity that others lack. Lunch together would be such a boost since Bob is just a real fun person to be with and has a tremendous ability to motivate.

By Theo on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

The info I got from these 6 sessions has been mind altering, but the 1/2 for 1/2 strategy is so exciting it makes my hair stand on end!
I’d love to have lunch with Donna because I’m a beginner and have so much to learn, but I’d like to go drinking with Bob because I met him in New York and I’ll bet that would be one laughter filled Happy Hour.

By Deb K (aka Big Dawg) on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

It is very difficult to chose with whom I would like to have lunch or buy a drink. I LOVE listening to George Antone, his content is tremendous and his voice melts me. Fortunately I will hear/meet him in Columbus at the OREIA convention. Jeff Watson is a wild man and I’ve had the opportunity to meet him and share a meal. Bob Leonetti has terrific content (thank you SO MUCH for the 6+ module webinar which I also bought) and a great voice, by the way. Since I haven’t yet met Bob and I don’t see him on any other convention schedules, I choose Bob! Let’s talk more about how to grow and diversify my portfolio.

By Suzanne on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

Thank you, Bob & Jack for the learning webinars the past two weeks. I can personally recommend Bob Leonetti & Jayme Kahla for their expertise in the note business, and for their creative minds and love of the art of negotiation. They are committed to the success of their students, and I have had the pleasure of sharing lunch with them several times. I would like to have lunch with Donna Bauer, to meet someone I have not met before that is successful in the business. I’m looking forward to a great seminar!

By Karl Pederson on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

I would like to have lunch with Jayme Kahla and/or Bob Leonetti. Jayme’s love of note investing is infectious, and you can see the wheels turning as she analyzes a deal and thinks of creative solutions. Bob & Jayme surround themselves with quality students, so there is always lots of great networking going on at their events. Be sure to check their program out–highly recommended.

By Carlos on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

I have enjoyed the recent webinars held by Bob Leonetti along with Jack Sternberg. Being able to have access to the amount of knowledge between the two of them and their courteous presentation manner would do wonders to spark a beginner like myself. In addition, just being apart of the conference as a whole and meeting others like me as well as those who have the experience is a great motivation in itself!

By a c s on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

Hank Harenberg is my choice. While Hank has this down home persona, I believe him to be a striaght shooter. Would like to learn how to be a straight shooter without pissing people off.

By Rose L. on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

Thanks so much for offering the Paper Power training. I’m in Real Estate in CA, with lending (residential and commercial) and residential real estate sales, and banking background. I’m just getting into the Note Business. Would love to win free tickets because funds are currently limited–for the airfare, hotel and conference fees.

Attending this conference will really propel me into the Note buiness. Lunch, dinner, breakfast, dessert or whatever with any 1,2, or 3 of these speakers would be an honor–and a great Bonus. I noted some Speakers below:

Bob Leonetti – he is absolute a great trainer with lots of knowledge,but appears to be a ‘down to earth’ kind of guy. I have a great interest in Com’l Note Paper, and possibly partnering with him/his company; Dave VanHorn Or
Tony Martinez who’ve done lot of work with distressed homeowners. Like to know more about their philosophy and investment strategy (I’ve helped a lot of them for free here;Donna Bauer, great trainer-anything i can glean will help me succeed; Divina Westerfield-how women fare in this business, as well as challenges and how she overcame; Roberta Stanton-pros and cons of servicing-develop relationship to partner;Eddie Speed, his vast amount of note experience;Jeff Watson-for future partnership-and how to ‘keep out of trouble’

Let’s make it a great day!

Thanks again.

By Ali on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

Its a stack of All Stars. Donna and Eddie since they seem to be active still and lots of knowledge and experience and thinking out side of the box.

By George on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

Hank Harenberg is my choice. I took a class that he helped present several years ago and I enjoyed his presentation and manner of helping newbies. I am in a related industry and would like to return to attending these conventions. Thank You

By Joe on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

Everyone is right, there are too many great speakers to make a choice.
But I’d love to buy a drink or meal for both Jack Sternberg and Roberta Standen as I primarily purchase for my own investment and would love to learn from them. I think Gerald Lemoine offers the opportunity to open the DCF market to other investors by partnering/ joint venturing and would be my choice.

By rich on Oct 12, 2011 | Reply

I should get the tickets because I am dead broke and I need a big break, I am a disabled vet and I need a career. I am a newbie and I need someone who can teach at my level, that why I would choose Donna Bauer as the person I would like to buy drinks for at this time.

By Bryan Nash on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply

I have heard a few of these note pros speak.
Donna Bauer, Bill Tan, Mr Von Syring and Eddie Speed.All have great insight. I would say at this point that I’d like to meet with Bob Leonetti. I like his creative thinking and I see,through him, that there is a way to do all or maybe most of the things I’ve envisioned to accomplish with notes. I really liked how he emphasised the importance of yield over discounting in the modules I attended.
Thanks for putting this together Jack.

Bryan Nash

By Dave Fr Seattle on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply

Wow 30 speakers to choose from, that’s like saying of all the candy in the candy shop pick one. (I like the chocolaty ones with nuts in the middle so that would be my choice) I am currently on the last days of listening to Bob Leonetti and Jack Sternberg talk about the Power of Paper and just purchased the 7 day webinar series. Jack and Bob have brought much clarification to my understanding of notes and how they can benefit me as an investor and as a provider of solutions to homeowners in dire need of rescue.
Considering that I am working in short sales currently, adding the ability to purchase bad paper will help my business model to speedup the short sale process and help more homeowners. I would like to have lunch with Bob and/or Jack because I believe that having lunch with them would solidify my plans for change to my business model and help to establish long term relationships that should be mutually beneficial to them as well as my company. In addition as I set my sites on commercial the Noteworthy Convention and all the speakers will add to my repertoire.

By Lisa Walker on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply

Donna Bauer

I want to learn how to buy notes at a discount. Notes are a great investor’s choice in this market. Owner financing is in and I want to work with these types of notes also. Many Thanks!!

By Tom Creamer on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply

I would like be able to sell properties with owner financing, but am concerned about adverse effect of Dodd-Frank bill. Also would like more involvement in buying and selling notes. Lunch with Eddie Speed- he is very knowledgeable, I met him last year at one of his classes.

By Nyki on Oct 13, 2011 | Reply

I would like to meet with Jeff Armstrong (maybe let him get a couple bites of food in between questions) and have the opportunity to ask him how he has created such lasting success in his business. His newsletter keeps me going when the going gets rough, it is a great resource.

My whole goal for attending Noteworthy is to meet these industry leaders, get pumped up with motivation and inspired by the energy of the event, and network with other patrons to make some friends and maybe even some deals.

By Roberta Johns on Oct 15, 2011 | Reply

Wow! This is a greatest opportunity for anyone setting up this business. Everybody speaking at this years convention is spectacular. It would be truely magical to receive a gift of 2 free tickets.It would be a dream come true to attend.Lunch with Donna please!!!

By Terry Lewis on Oct 15, 2011 | Reply

The choice has been made and the prospects had very good reasons and passion for their choices. Congratulations Herlinda.

I will be at the convention and would like to reach out to any qualified speakers specifically, Donna Bauer, Leland Von Syring, Eddie Speed, Jayne Kahla, Lee Phillips, Gary Boomershine, Roberta Standen, or Carl White, and talk about the possibility of forming a nationwide Mortgage Loan Originator Program, (50 states). Compliance creating these notes as a Mortgage Loan Originator is going to be of paramount concern. I feel that the laws Dodd Frank, the SAFE Act. and all the individual state laws are going to affect the value of notes on the secondary market if not underwritten properly under the guidelines of these laws. I feel this convention is the perfect opportunity to have the best minds meet and create compliance guidelines that set the industry standard.

By fern on Oct 29, 2011 | Reply

With George Antone because he follows the same NOTEWORTHYUSA spirit and philosophy

By June N. on Oct 29, 2011 | Reply

Rose, I’d like to get in touch with you. My email is crisnina567@yahoo.com.

By Benny Speigner on Nov 3, 2011 | Reply

I would have to say, I would like to pick the brains of Donna Bauer and Eddie Speed. They both have so many years of experience in the note buisiness. I am relatively new in the note business, and would love the opportunity to meet with both of these note buyers and and to be able to learn from them first hand.Thanks for the opportunity.

By Robb on Nov 4, 2011 | Reply

Bob Leonetti……..I have his course and believe it to be an absolute game changer. I have utilized his process and it is phenomenal, awesome, inspiring, and just flat-out brilliant.

By Samuel G. Jackson, Jr. on Nov 5, 2011 | Reply

I would like to have lunch with Jeff Watson and Donna Bauer. I have listened to their home study courses; and they are both terrific teachers.

I would like to get their advice on how a newbie should go about building his ROTH IRA by investing in defaulted notes, and buying discounted second mortgages to bid at auctions on defaulted first mortgages.