Mortgage Note Investing · Colorado
I source, vet, and manage mortgage notes — you invest alongside me and collect monthly income. No tenants. No maintenance. No landlord headaches. Just payments.
Simple Process
You bring the capital. I handle everything else — deal sourcing, due diligence, loan servicing coordination, and ongoing management. You collect payments.
We have a brief conversation to align on goals, timeline, and investment size. No minimums are advertised — let’s talk.
I identify mortgage notes through my NoteSchool network, perform deep due diligence on borrower history, collateral value, and loan-to-value ratios.
You invest alongside me in a specific note. I co-invest in the same deal, so our interests are fully aligned.
The borrower’s monthly payment flows to us. A professional loan servicer handles collections — you and I simply receive our share.
About Andrew Metzler
After years of watching real estate investors wrestle with tenant problems, midnight maintenance calls, and unpredictable vacancy, I found a better model: own the debt, not the dirt. Mortgage note investing lets me act as the bank — collecting payments, earning interest, and holding real estate as collateral — without the operational grind of property management.
I’ve spent five years building a portfolio with a clean track record: eight active notes, all performing, and not a single investor has lost a dollar working with me. My approach is conservative — I prioritize borrower equity, payment history, and collateral quality over chasing yield.
Understand the Asset
Before you invest, you should understand exactly what you’re buying — and why it works as a passive income strategy.
When you invest in a mortgage note, you purchase the borrower’s debt — not the property itself. The home acts as your collateral. You step into the lender’s position and receive the borrower’s monthly payments.
We focus on performing and re-performing notes — borrowers who are current or who’ve returned to paying. This produces reliable monthly income with lower management intensity than rental properties.
The property secures your investment. If a borrower defaults, there are structured options: loan modification, deed-in-lieu, or foreclosure to recover the asset. Real estate collateral gives notes a floor most paper assets lack.
A professional loan servicer handles payment collection, borrower communication, and regulatory compliance. As a co-investor with me, you have no landlord duties, no property management, and no tenant calls.
Every note I consider is evaluated on LTV ratio, borrower payment history, property condition, neighborhood stability, and the borrower’s emotional connection to the home — a key predictor of continued payment.
Mortgage note investments can be held in a self-directed IRA or 401(k), allowing your returns to compound tax-deferred or tax-free. This is one of the most underutilized advantages in the note space.
Featured On
The best way to evaluate an operator is to hear them think out loud. Andrew has been featured on Note Club USA, NoteSchool TV, and Turmeric & Tequila™ — click any card to watch or listen.
“I’d been a landlord for 12 years and was ready to sell everything. Andrew showed me a way to keep earning from real estate without ever talking to a tenant again. Payments hit every month like clockwork.”
“The predictability is what sold me. My self-directed IRA is now earning consistent interest income, and I sleep better knowing real estate backs the loan. Andrew’s transparency throughout the process was excellent.”
“As a self-employed contractor with irregular income, the idea of steady monthly interest was exactly what I needed. I’ve diversified out of the stock market and I’m glad I did.”
Real Deals · Real Results
These are real deal structures (details anonymized). They illustrate how note investing actually works in practice — the strategy, the risk management, and the outcome.
A passive investor seeking stable monthly income entered a co-investment on a performing residential note. Professional loan servicing handled all borrower interaction. The investor received monthly payments with zero property management involvement.
Tired of the stock market’s volatility, this investor moved capital into a real estate-backed promissory note. With the property as collateral and a performing borrower, they achieved higher-than-average interest income with significant downside protection.
An investor rolled self-directed IRA funds into a mortgage note investment, allowing the interest income to compound inside their retirement account. The result: strong yields growing tax-deferred, backed by real estate collateral.
Take the Next Step
Whether you’re ready to explore a deal or want to learn more first, here’s how we can work together.
Co-Invest With Me
I source and manage each deal. You invest alongside me and collect a share of the monthly payments. Your interests and mine are fully aligned — I’m in every deal too.
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Get in Touch
Whether you’re evaluating note investing for the first time or ready to discuss a specific deal, I’m happy to get on a call.