Are there more than two onboarding links? I might not be looking in the right place, but I’m only seeing the credit restoration link. Are there separate links for SBA, personal loans, business credit, and business lines of credit—or is everything handled through one process? On a recent call, one gentleman was confused and thought it was only for business credit when he was actually looking for a personal loan, so that may be on me.

Most people get stuck at $50K–$100K in business credit because they don’t know how to play the game the right way… Meanwhile, high-level operators are pulling $200k+ every 6–12 months using strategies that banks will never teach you. Reminder I have built 1.1M in NO DOC funding. Here’s how it works 👇 🔥 The Business Credit Stacking Formula ✅ Wipe Inquiries Clean – The biggest mistake? Letting inquiries stack up. Use inquiry removal hacks to keep your score high (750–800+) and maximize approvals. ✅ Apply Every 6-12 Months – Most people apply once and stop… but the real move is round after round, every 6-12 months, as long as your profile is clean. ✅ Use Multiple LLCs in Different States – This is the BIGGEST hack. If you keep applying under the same state, you’ll hit a limit. But if you stack LLCs in different states (each with its own EIN), you can keep running new funding rounds. 💳 Example: - LLC 1 in Texas → Pulls $150K - LLC 2 in Florida → Pulls another $150K - LLC 3 in Nevada → Pulls another $150K - $500K+ in total approvals without hitting a wall - 💡 But Here’s the Truth… You don’t NEED multiple states to get results—I personally pulled $365K in Vermont alone. Most people can still get $300K+ in a single state with the right structure, and adding different states is just an extra cheat code to keep stacking beyond that. 🏦 Why This Works: ✅ Different banks = different rules (some pull Experian, some pull Equifax, some pull TransUnion) ✅ Banks don’t cross-check states as aggressively (especially if the businesses operate independently) ✅ Credit inquiries get wiped = fresh slate every funding round The key is knowing which banks pull from where, how to optimize your approvals, and how to structure LLCs correctly for maximum funding power. 📌 I do a 1 hour training on this and how it works, if you guys want to attend the one next week. Comment below for the link and I will send it over to you. We also have a special webinar only offer that you don't want to miss, so you can learn this skill set and stop losing deals. 💳🔥

Who here wants to broker real estate loans or add another income stream? 👀 I’m getting DMs every single day from people looking for DSCR, fix & flip, and construction loans. I usually just pass them off, but before I do… I figured I’d ask this group first. Here’s what I’m thinking 👇 ✅ You’ll get access to a white-label lender ✅ Optional pre-built website (plug-and-play) ✅ Send in referrals and get paid ✅ Or broker deals directly and earn 1–2 points per loan You’ll be able to offer: 🏘 DSCR Loans 🔨 Fix & Flip 🏗 Ground-Up Construction 🏢 Bridge Loans The best part? You can stack this with business credit funding and get paid on both sides of the deal. 💰 If that sounds like something you’d want in on…💬 Vote and let me know so I can put you on a waitlist.

My friend has been in business for awhile and he’s been pretty successful, He is thinking about using a line of credit for a new portion of his business “We’ve got a few different ones for between 200-300k just seeing which offers are the most solid if we do end up using one” I understand the advantages of using our business credit but as far as business lines of credit I know some basics but nothing more Also I understand our position is to get them on a phone call, not do the sales, but is there any hook that might be unique to what we can do with our business lines of credit?

Are the personal loans we do up to 50k or do we go 10k -100k as it is mentioned the Skool documents or what is the minimum/max? Im just seeking clarification