[ABC2016]

Can anyone recommend someone reputable that can I can have a commission sent to and then send me the balance for a reasonable fee?

[abfunders]

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[ABC2016]

Tried him already looking to see if I can do better on the fee, thanks.

[fundingsmbs]

and the clawback? the ISO agreement is between you and the funder. I would be surprised if a funder achs commissions to a non partner for a deal you brought to them. they also need to 1099 you not the intermediary end of year.

[ABC2016]

and the clawback? the ISO agreement is between you and the funder. I would be surprised if a funder achs commissions to a non partner for a deal you brought to them. they also need to 1099 you not the intermediary end of year.

this funder is one of the top in the business that 100% of people are signed up with. I am willing to wait for the clawback period to end 30 days whatever, not in a rush.

[fundingsmbs]

what companies do not let you fund in California? they funded the deal and now are telling you they wont pay you because you don't have a license? If that's the case, they should not have accepted or funded the deal. almost all A funders can do CA whether its a business loan with a chartered bank or structured as an MCA, which, is not a loan. very few block you from soliciting CA.

[FirstAmericanMerchant]

We at First American Merchant hold a CFL. We can assist in placement and funding on any California based merchants. Please feel free to contact Michael Hollis @ 310-402-5598 for more details.

[Cashman1]

Can anyone recommend someone reputable that can I can have a commission sent to and then send me the balance for a reasonable fee?

Nice of them to tell your after its funded, they holding commission.....

[abfunders]

and the clawback? the ISO agreement is between you and the funder. I would be surprised if a funder achs commissions to a non partner for a deal you brought to them. they also need to 1099 you not the intermediary end of year.

You don't need a 1099 if you're an an S- or C-corp or an LLC being taxed as a S or C corp. That's why all of the funders need to see the W9.

But yeah, clawback is an issue among co-brokered deals.

[fundingsmbs]

You don't need a 1099 if you're an an S- or C-corp or an LLC being taxed as a S or C corp. That's why all of the funders need to see the W9.

But yeah, clawback is an issue among co-brokered deals.

yeah especially when you get new brokers saying they have a new bank account they just opened. red flag for I took the money out because I am being clawed back and want to open a new bank to evade paying it back. co brokering is a tough gig. some funders have 3 month clawbacks making it even worse to co broker. direct baby! all direct!

[ABC2016]

what companies do not let you fund in California? they funded the deal and now are telling you they wont pay you because you don't have a license? If that's the case, they should not have accepted or funded the deal. almost all A funders can do CA whether its a business loan with a chartered bank or structured as an MCA, which, is not a loan. very few block you from soliciting CA.

I knew before funding I would have to figure this out if the deal went through. I wasn’t worried about this as I knew a simple post on this site would yield me many options which it has. This is not an issue at all and I am not worried about waiting as I know my money is secure.