The Best Of Scott Carson - Mastering the Art of Note Investing
Sep 18, 2026 · 57 min · 17 segments
What do you do when you lose your job, face default, and have to sell plasma just to make ends meet? If you're Scott Carson, you pick yourself up, learn the secondary mortgage market, and build a…
Scott CarsonGuestChris FosterHostUm, I think what's interesting too, is one of the first things you mentioned was, you know, a, you've got, the first thing you mentioned was you can step in instead of a bank and you say, you said you try to work with the homeowner to help them out, to get them through.
Then that's the first thing you said, um, You said your first solution is, okay, bank is going to be faceless, personalist, anonymous.
It was the bank that foreclosed on the Jode family in the Grapes of Wrath, right? It wasn't a person.
Why don't we work something out? And now I understand, Scott, because that comes from a place of real empathy and learned, lived experience where you were in that same boat.

But yeah, it's like 70% of the time, actually, if it's unoccupied proper, we're able to keep them in the house.

What happened? I mean, you know, we've got I've got so many amazing stories of borrowers who fell on hard times and we helped them out of the hole they were in and they just performed.

There was a house their father built or their single mom with like four kids where their husband just took off on them.
Um, I think what's interesting too, is one of the first things you mentioned was, you know, a, you've got, the first thing you mentioned was you can step in instead of a bank and you say, you said you try to work with the homeowner to help them out, to get them through.
Then that's the first thing you said, um, You said your first solution is, okay, bank is going to be faceless, personalist, anonymous.
It was the bank that foreclosed on the Jode family in the Grapes of Wrath, right? It wasn't a person.
Why don't we work something out? And now I understand, Scott, because that comes from a place of real empathy and learned, lived experience where you were in that same boat.

But yeah, it's like 70% of the time, actually, if it's unoccupied proper, we're able to keep them in the house.

What happened? I mean, you know, we've got I've got so many amazing stories of borrowers who fell on hard times and we helped them out of the hole they were in and they just performed.

There was a house their father built or their single mom with like four kids where their husband just took off on them.
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