John, or any other member, I have a prospect who signed up for the Funding Vault program through my affiliate referral link. I texted him to see how things were going. He said that no one from Funding Vault who identified them self as a Funding Vault representative contacted him. However, someone from Bluewater Funding contacted him and mostly talked to him about credit repair, but not that much about funding. Turns out he has a 746 credit score. But, they told him he would need to pay down his credit card balance by $2,974 plus add $3,000 to his LLC account. Is this something that is commonly done, for him to have to add $3,000 to his LLC account? I thought that as long as he has a 700+ credit score, at least $15K in credit card credit, and no late charges in the last 2 years he would be good to go. I just want to understand exactly how the program works since I am marketing to others. Thanks.

Hello all! 👋 My Name is Andrew, and I am a 58-year-old guy that is looking for a new way of life. I have done some REI in my early 20s and also dabbled in Loan origination for a short period. due to life changes I had to give that all up and get a 9-5 to adjust to being a single parent and needed the stability of that at the time. So about 8 years in Customer Service/Sales. and the last 15 in Manufacturing as a laborer. Now that I am older children all grown and now a grandfather of 13. I am ready to find something new. I have been exploring the affiliate market industry for about 5 years, and nothing really seemed to click for me. alas i found this. Which seems to check all the boxes for me as far as an affiliate program goes and the desire to get back into real estate for my retirement. Thanks!

Most People Have No Idea What’s Coming in 2026. There is a wealth event approaching that will create more new business owners than anything we have seen in our lifetime. And the crazy part is this. Most people are going to miss it because they are distracted, comfortable, or asleep at the wheel. It’s called the Silver Tsunami. Millions of Baby Boomers are retiring. Right now. Not “one day”, it's right now. And they are walking away from the businesses they spent twenty to forty years building. Here is the part no one is talking about. Their kids don’t want the business. Their family doesn’t want the business. Some of these owners are literally shutting down profitable companies because there is no one to take over. This is the window. This is the moment. This is the easiest time in history to buy a business with zero of your own money. Here is how the deals actually happen. First, you find a business where the owner is retiring. HVAC, roofing, plumbing, landscaping, bookkeeping, pool service, garage doors, cleaning companies, pest control. Boring industries with high margins and predictable cash flow. Second, you negotiate seller finance or SBA for ninety percent of the purchase price. Third, you cover the remaining ten percent using unsecured loans or business credit. Here is a real example of how it works. An HVAC business is listed for $1,000,000. The seller wants 10% down, which is $100,000. You use business credit to get that $100,000. They seller finance or get a SBA for the other $900,000. You now own a company that cash flows $15,000 - $35,000 a month. That is the part people do not understand. You are stepping into a proven business with customers, revenue, and infrastructure already built. You can run it yourself and maximize profit. Or you can hire an operator, take a smaller cut, and still bring in more than most people’s full-time jobs. We have not had a buying window like this since the 1980s. And when it closes, people will look back and say

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. 💳🔥

When I registered for the AdvisorHub affiliate, I saw a VIP access for $97. However, there is also a VIP here under fundrapp.com for $97 as well. What is the difference between the two? Are we supposed to sign up for the VIP AdvisorHub also? Or is the VIP Fundr already connected to the VIP AdvisorHub? Sorry for the question, I'm just trying to understand if we need to sign up to both. and what are we missing if we dont sign up for the VIP in advisorhub? TIA.