Flying Moose, LLC

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Investing with us allows you to put your funds to work and we will manage the note for you while you receive above-average returns and receive interim payments on a quarterly or semi-annual basis. The great thing is that your investment is secured by real estate valued at more than your investment. Flying Moose LLC has a number of ways to help you with your note investing. 1) Non-performing Notes with a 50/50 JV option The Flying Moose finds and negotiates the purchase of the note and handles all the management of the purchase and work out with the servicers. The investor funds the purchase price of the note and the estimated third-party expenses to work out the note. Once the note is either reperforming and sold or the property is foreclosed on and sold the investor receives all their investment, any unused expenses, and the profit is shared 50/50 between the investor and The Flying Moose. The investor’s investment is Secured by the property with first trust deeds in the investor or investor’s entity’s names. It usually takes 12-24 months to work out and exit a Non-performing Note. We limit each note to only one investor. 2) Performing Notes – Several Options 2a. The Investor can make a fixed-rate loan that is secured by the note and at the end of the loan period, the principal funds are returned to the investor. 2b. The Investor funds the purchase of the note and pays the Flying Moose a one-time management fee and receives all the payments from the note and when it is sold there is a 50/50 split on any profit from the sale. 2c. The investor funds the note and then receives an agreed split of the monthly payments and all principal and profits from the sale of the note. In all cases, the note is secured by recorded property first trust deeds in the investor or investor entity’s names. History has shown the annualized ROI on Non-Performing notes has ranged from 15% to 50% on average. The deciding factors on the ROI are generally how long it takes to get the note to generate cash, whether the note is sold as performing or is kept for long term cash flow, or if the property is foreclosed on and whether it’s sold wholesale or retail. We believe a conservative estimate of 20% annualized ROI puts expectations in the right place and allows for proper planning, but higher ROI’s are very likely. Performing Notes have less risk and their ROI’s tend to be lower due to less risk.

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