BROOKE WHITE

Editor, Ghostwriter, Guide

Business/Psychology	Personnel Management	Business/Leadership
COMING SPRING 2021	Business Etiquette/Humor	Planning & Forecasting
Business/Outsourcing	Motivation	Business/Memoir
Memoir	Innovation	Business/Career
Business/Marketing	Sales	Business/Entrepreneurship
Human Resources	Entrepreneurship	Outsourcing
Real Estate	Faith	Sales & Marketing
Financial Aid/College Guide	Management	Insurance
Business/Career	Business/Inspiration	Business/Inspiration
Business/Small Business	Business/Leadership	Business/Communication
Business/Management	Business/Leadership	Business/Management

Real Estate

Nearly a decade after the subprime mortgage meltdown of 2008, tens of billions of dollars’ worth of real estate remains in distress, and there are sizeable profits to be made by investors in the secondary market. Purchasing nonperforming loans (NPLs) from banks at rock-bottom prices doesn’t make you the “bad guy.” Resolving this debt doesn’t have to come at the expense of the people who defaulted on their mortgages when the housing bubble burst. Just follow Bill Bymel’s lead.