Mortgage Note Investing 101: A Passive Income Opportunity
7e Investments aims to generate monthly income to support your financial lifestyle. Led by CEO Chris Seveney, the team specializes in residential mortgage note investing.
In this webinar, we’ll share our story, explain why we believe note investing is a powerful yet often overlooked asset class, and discuss how we’re making this investment opportunity more accessible.
We’ll also introduce our newest offering, which includes a shorter investment term option designed to provide investors with additional flexibility.
Join us to learn how mortgage note investing works and how it may fit into your investment strategy.
Explore their backstory to understand their mission, why they advocate note investing, and how they’re making a once-exclusive asset class available for all to invest in.
Their focus? Acquiring residential mortgages from the secondary market at discounted rates of 30-60%. Join them and discover a path to financial success.
May 19th, 2026 1:00 PM CT
Christopher Seveney
Ramez Fakhoury
Upcoming Live
Founded
In 2008
Members
Administered
1 Billion
in Assets
Full-Time
Dedicated Staff
White
Glove-Service
Here’s What You’ll Learn
1
Who they are at CWS – Their backstory!
2
Mortgage note investing as a passive income option
3
How they make money in mortgage note investing
About 7e Investments
7e Investments is a Virginia-based private real estate investment company that purchases performing and nonperforming mortgage notes secured by real property throughout the United States. Our team has a combined seven decades of real estate experience, led by CEO Chris Seveney, who has successfully managed six mortgage note funds.
7e Investments focuses on providing investors the opportunity to generate passive income through investments in residential mortgage notes secured by single-family homes with strong equity coverage.
7e Investments focuses on providing the opportunity for passive monthly income through investing in non-performing mortgage notes that are secured by single family homes with significant equity coverage.
Meet The Experts
7e Investments
Christopher Seveney
Christopher Seveney is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of 7e Investments, with nearly 30 years of experience across real estate investing, development, and real estate credit strategies. Since founding the firm in 2016, he has led the acquisition, underwriting, and active management of over $100 million in residential mortgage note investments across 750+ acquisitions, diversified across 40+ U.S. states.
Prior to 7e Investments, Mr. Seveney built a strong operating and risk management foundation through senior roles in real estate development and construction. Most notably, he was the Director of Construction and Development for a portfolio valued at over $3 billion for a Washington DC family office, Tower Companies. He built the multifamily division as the Director of Multifamily Construction at The Neighborhoods of EYA, a prominent Washington, DC developer. He also served as a Senior Project Manager at Suffolk Construction, where he managed approximately $750 million of new commercial construction projects.
Mr. Seveney holds an engineering degree from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and a Masters Degree in Real Estate from Georgetown University. He is known for a disciplined, data-driven underwriting process, institutional controls, and strong alignment with capital partners. His leadership continues to guide 7e Investments’ strategy of generating attractive risk-adjusted returns through diversified real estate credit portfolios and active asset resolution.
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Self-Directed IRAs were passed by Congress back in 1974. Alternative IRA investments have always been allowed by the IRS, however, many IRA companies have placed artificial restrictions on IRA owners over the years. Self-Directed IRAs are not well known because most banks and brokerage firms prefer traditional investments.
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