
For prospective private lenders
Understand the business, review the process, and discuss whether working together is a fit.
Learn about private lending →Mortgage note investing
LJH Investments buys performing and nonperforming first mortgage notes. Learn how Larry Hoffman evaluates deals and works with note sellers and prospective lending partners.

Understand the business, review the process, and discuss whether working together is a fit.
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Payment history. Borrower circumstances. A realistic path forward.
Value. Condition. Equity. Taxes and insurance.
Title. Lien position. Loan documents. Servicing records.

Meet Larry Hoffman
Real estate investor since 2006. Cincinnati roots. Based in Madison, Indiana. I evaluate the person, the property, and the paperwork before buying a note.
Meet Larry and explore his approach →For prospective private lenders
A conversation starts with your questions, the way LJH evaluates mortgage notes, and the documents and terms relevant to a potential transaction. Any arrangement depends on the specific deal and signed agreements.
Discuss payment history, collateral, title, taxes, insurance, servicing, and possible exit paths.
Borrower defaults, delays, expenses, collateral losses, and limited liquidity can affect outcomes. Principal and returns are not guaranteed.
A mortgage securing a borrower’s note does not automatically give a lender to LJH a direct lien on that property. Security, reporting, repayment, and remedies must be reviewed individually.
Anonymized deal discussions. Clear assumptions. No invented outcomes.
An accepted offer starts the document review. It does not finish it.
Read the review →Why a paying borrower and an expired loan term require separate questions.
Read the review →LJH Investments buys performing and nonperforming first mortgage notes. Larry Hoffman leads the business and evaluates the borrower, collateral, and loan documents.
Larry is based in Madison, Indiana, and has roots in Cincinnati, Ohio. Location is separate from the states where a particular note may be considered.
Visit LarryBuysNotes to learn about selling a note and start a review. A purchase depends on due diligence and an agreed price.
No. Mortgage note investing involves risk, including loss of principal. Collateral does not remove default, expense, liquidity, or recovery risks.
Schedule a conversation with Larry to discuss the business, your questions, and whether further review makes sense. Terms and security vary by transaction.
Questions about notes, due diligence, or working with LJH? Let's talk.
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