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  • sean-nayyar's Avatar
    Today, 05:38 AM
    Donkey Loans... You'd have to be a donkey to take one... Click now and apply! We know you will... Ya Donkey! (Gordon Ramsey impression)
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  • LJH365's Avatar
    Today, 02:01 AM
    I've been in commercial lending 25 years and I've never seen so many idiots in my industry than I do now. We live in a time where someone actually though this was good branding (saw it earlier in my FB feed)-
    11 replies | 217 view(s) | |
  • LJH365's Avatar
    Today, 12:01 AM
    Most true term lenders at $3MM are going to want cleaner seasoning. Might end up being a structured multi-lender solution or hybrid refinance rather than one direct lender taking the whole thing. Also- why the deadline for May 19? This might get done, but that's s short timeline. Since it's the weekend - if you want to get a jump on Monday, I'd be glad to take a look at your deal and see if we get get something in motion tomorrow. Shoot me an email if you want and I'll send you an NDA & our app link. s
    1 replies | 29 view(s) | |
  • deemoney's Avatar
    Yesterday, 09:29 PM
    I have a merchant that needs to payoff 4 existing positions the total is around 2.5mil He's in medical. Average 1.5mil monthly, rev. Strong personal financials and credit. Got into MCA's because didn't have business tax returns. He now has 1 year return but needs 2 yrs for term loan. He wants extended terms to increase cash flow. He's paying over 300k a month currently. Most lenders max out at 1mil. I am trying not to create 3 separate positions but I'm not opposed to it. I already have access to those funders if needed. We're looking to close by Tues the May 19th. Do any direct lenders go up that high in one position? Thanks for your help
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  • David@SunWorxCapital's Avatar
    Yesterday, 08:26 PM
    Please send me some information regarding your HELOC loan program guidelines when you get a chance. [email protected]
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  • sean-nayyar's Avatar
    Yesterday, 06:43 PM
    Haha, not a crash out at all man, zero bad beats here. To answer your question: I stopped traditional brokering precisely because I saw these structural cracks widening. I realized that fighting the data decay, the compliance headaches, and the legacy outbound grind was a losing battle for my time. Instead of staying on the phones, I shifted entirely to building the inbound tech infrastructure to fix it. We built a system that uses conversational AI to handle front-end qualification... filtering out the junk traffic, answering baseline objections, and forcing merchants to upload their bank statements and stips before a rep even dials out. I’m looking at the market from the data and software infrastructure side now. I’m seeing the macro shifts because I watch the traffic data across multiple verticals every day. I genuinely respect your stance on the relationship game, though. If a broker is still grinding out traditional files today, that old-school relationship model is literally the only protective shield they have left.
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  • diditevenfund's Avatar
    Yesterday, 03:31 PM
    Yet funders keep expanding those lines and getting more capital. You are trying to get a read on the market, when you already stated it was dead and no longer are a broker for whatever reason, makes no sense. Are funders getting picky on small files? That is nothing new, no they are not doing shorter terms, backing off industries is nothing new, some are better than others. I am not sure what happens in the 1.499 3 month land, I don't spend my time there. Also smaller does not = sticky whatsoever. Just confused by this whole post, was it just a random crash out on a bad beat or what?
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  • sean-nayyar's Avatar
    Yesterday, 02:53 PM
    Fair points on the relationship aspect, and I respect the hustle on the smaller, sticky files. But my point isn't that the hustle stops... it’s that the math is fundamentally changing right now. With the Fed keeping liquidity tight and institutional money staying expensive, funder warehouse lines are under major pressure. Even if you've got a killer relationship, a funder can only lend out what they can afford to borrow. Out of curiosity... are you seeing your main syndicates and funders jacking up factor rates or shortening terms across the board to protect their margins? And on those $20k/mo service files, are you noticing funders backing away from certain industries entirely because of daily cash flow volatility, or is it business as usual for your roster? Just trying to get a read on the market.
    11 replies | 217 view(s) | |
  • diditevenfund's Avatar
    Yesterday, 02:13 PM
    Good ole days like what? When you didn't have to actually differentiate yourself? You could just cold call and do some deals? Days are fine today, unless of course you can't keep up, provide no value, have a crap brand, all that. Name me an industry that doesn't have fraud in it? I agree the fraud in MCA is big and most of it is absolutely stupid type ****, but again, tell me an industry that is free of fraud. Am I afraid of clawbacks? Absolutely not. The guys who cant build relationships and just jam deals down peoples throat after their little **** SMS bait are the ones that should be. The ones who build real relationships with clients don't worry about stuff like this. Is it present? Sure, take some steps to stay in a good spot and this is not even a big issues at all. Backdooring? Again, points above. The guys who cry about clawbacks, backdoor, and settlement ruining their leads are the ones who literally have no skillset or understanding of how things really work. The good ones just sit back, let our names speak for themselves, and work forward evolving with the times. It seems to be the old school guys who got pushed out for whatever reason that have the boldest opinions.
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  • sean-nayyar's Avatar
    Yesterday, 01:12 PM
    I used to be a broker in 2014 so I know what the good ol' days were like. Your rebuttals to my arguments are valid rebuttals, but you're proving my point. Bunch of fraud in the industry. Aren't you guys afraid of clawbacks from some guy calling your merchant randomly and convincing him to default within the clawback period? I didn't even mention all the backdooring etc, which is the life blood of the industry lol
    11 replies | 217 view(s) | |
  • John_cole's Avatar
    Yesterday, 01:10 PM
    Hi everyone! Anyone currently looking for a loan? We are funding loans in all 50 states such as business loans, hard money, DSCR, fix and flip, gap and bridge loans as well. Other loan options are still available!!! We also work with brokers and offer good commission rates as we just closed on a $1.2m commercial loan in Miami Florida. 228 918-5576 816 944-1001 Website: www.colerealestategroupsllc.com Email: [email protected]
    0 replies | 15 view(s)
  • DonMcGrath's Avatar
    Yesterday, 12:41 PM
    SEAN: Every time I try to teach MCA and call the industry dead..., an ISO who works with dumbleads.com, shows up during breakfast and does it again.... <iframe src="https://makeagif.com/i/Lt9a-e" width="480" height="360" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
    11 replies | 217 view(s) | |
  • diditevenfund's Avatar
    Yesterday, 11:11 AM
    Yeah shocker, this forum is where their ICP hangs out, cant believe they make themselves known here. Maybe they should use Craigslist?
    11 replies | 217 view(s) | |
  • diditevenfund's Avatar
    Yesterday, 11:10 AM
    EBF is rough, but a very strong tool, just know what you are getting in to and take the right steps.
    16 replies | 3068 view(s) | |
  • diditevenfund's Avatar
    Yesterday, 11:01 AM
    1. Sure, a good slew are, all from Miami and NY. These people can't close a door unless they lie, they suck at sales, and would lie to sell anything they were involved with. Not everyone is an asshole, and their company reputation proves it. 2. These people are in fact idiots, and so are the merchants that think it is a good idea. More and more merchants know settlement is a joke, and don't do it. 3. It is not hard to get a deal approved let alone a great file. Typically guys say this that THINK they have a great file but know nothing about what merits receiving funds or does not. "Oh it has great deposits and a 650 score, its a slam dunk!". Go back to the learning table. 4. ISOs that put that have no respect for the smaller merchant. They think they can streamline their ticket to higher commissions squeezing out the 20k/mo electrician. Again, being an asshole and not a smart one, that 20k/electrician is critical to the world, and if you do right by him, you will easily renew him 3-5 times, and far exceed the 50k pop that the clown is chasing. Guys who do all deals, and focus on retention are the winners today. 5. The sky has been falling for years. Yet somehow here we are and people are doing fine, the ones that adapt and arent actually morons. So, either you are mad because an MCA pissed in your cereal, you actually do MCA and had a bad beat this week, or simply don't actually understand MCA and just pretend you do. Carry on.
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  • sean-nayyar's Avatar
    Yesterday, 09:00 AM
    Oh and also, loads of MCA collection companies advertising in the promotions section lol. Another obvious signal.
    11 replies | 217 view(s) | |
  • sean-nayyar's Avatar
    Yesterday, 08:59 AM
    Merchant cash advance is dead, but i see people running around acting like their business is doing well. .... You've got fraudsters selling people MCAs under the guise of a fake LOC offer, telling them that if they take an MCA and prove they can pay it off, they may qualify for a huge LOC. You've got "MCA debt settlement" companies actively advertising on facebook ads telling merchants "Hey, you can default on that MCA you took out and nothing bad will happen! We'll negotiate it down for you!" You've got tightened criteria from the institutional money on who they want to lend to, so your files get rejected from major funders... even if it's a great file. ISOs putting all over their marketing pages that merchants need more than $50K a month in revenue and 1 year time in business to qualify for funding (tightened criteria). And a recession happening all at the same time. Am I going to get banned for saying all this, or is someone in here going to finally admit that I'm right, swallow their pride, and admit something.
    11 replies | 217 view(s)
  • John_cole's Avatar
    Yesterday, 07:36 AM
    I am a lender and we offer different types of loan, contact us on got more information 228 918-5576 Website: www.colerealestategroupsllc.com Email: [email protected]
    2 replies | 76 view(s) | |
  • Yankeeman07's Avatar
    Yesterday, 07:16 AM
    Look at the Credit Line - No Minimum Credit Score Required Term Loan - Minimum 660 Credit Score Required *If these don't work call me - I'll go into my treasure trove of contacts. Products Review https://southendcapital.com/?rp=RP018048 South End Partner Referral Link: Use the Partner Referral Link, they will provide you with your own portal https://southendcapital.com/partners/?rp=RP018048
    2 replies | 76 view(s) | |
  • David@SunWorxCapital's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 06:52 PM
    Looking for a direct term lender / consolidation lender for the following opportunity: Borrower has been operating since 2004 and was a KFC franchisee for 18 years before transitioning to her own over the last 5 years. At one point, the business was carrying 6 MCA positions with daily/weekly payments totaling approximately $38,400 monthly. Despite the heavy payment burden, the borrower maintained all payments current and recently paid off 3 of the 6 positions. Zero balance letters and statements available. About four months ago, her personal credit was over 725. However, maintaining these payments forced her to rely on personal credit, which affected her score. Quick Overview: • Request: $150K • Use of Funds: Pay off remaining MCA balances, working capital, equipment, and hiring staff • Remaining MCA balances: Approx. $35K across 3 positions • Avg Monthly Deposits: ~$68K (6-month average) • Annual Revenue: ~$656K with YOY growth • Credit: ~590–620 (previously 725+ before MCA strain/utilization) • Long operating history with proven payment performance Docs Available: ✔ 2 years business tax returns ✔ 6 months business bank statements ✔ Driver’s license ✔ 3 Zero Balance Letters ✔ Additional docs upon request Looking for lenders comfortable with MCA consolidation and strong story files. DM me if this fits your box and I’ll send the full package immediately.
    2 replies | 76 view(s)
  • David@SunWorxCapital's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 06:49 PM
    Looking for a direct term lender / consolidation lender for the following opportunity: Borrower has been operating since 2004 and was a KFC franchisee for 18 years before transitioning to her own restaurant over the last 5 years. At one point, the business was carrying 6 MCA positions with daily/weekly payments totaling approximately $38,400 monthly. Despite the heavy payment burden, the borrower maintained all payments current and recently paid off 3 of the 6 positions. Zero balance letters and statements available. About four months ago, her personal credit was over 725. However, maintaining these payments forced her to rely on personal credit, which affected her score. Quick Overview: • Request: $150K • Use of Funds: Pay off remaining MCA balances, working capital, equipment, and hiring staff • Remaining MCA balances: Approx. $35K across 3 positions • Avg Monthly Deposits: $68K (6-month average) • Annual Revenue: $656K with YOY growth • Credit: 590–620 (previously 725+ before MCA strain/utilization) • Long operating history with proven payment performance Docs Available: ✔ 2 years business tax returns ✔ 6 months business bank statements ✔ Driver’s license ✔ 3 Zero Balance Letters ✔ Additional docs upon request Looking for lenders comfortable with MCA consolidation and strong story files. DM me if this fits your box and I’ll send the full package immediately.
    0 replies | 36 view(s)
  • David@SunWorxCapital's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 06:23 PM
    Looking for a direct term lender / consolidation lender for the following opportunity: Borrower has been operating since 2004 and was a KFC franchisee for 18 years before transitioning to her owner restaurant over the last 5 years. At one point, the business was carrying 6 MCA positions with daily/weekly payments totaling approximately $38,400 monthly. Despite the heavy payment burden, the borrower maintained all payments current and recently paid off 3 of the 6 positions. Zero balance letters and statements available. About four months ago, her personal credit was over 725. However, maintaining these payments forced her to rely on personal credit, which affected her score. Quick Overview: • Request: $150K • Use of Funds: Pay off remaining MCA balances, working capital, equipment, and hiring staff • Remaining MCA balances: Approx. $35K across 3 positions • Avg Monthly Deposits: $68K (6-month average) • Annual Revenue: $656K with YOY growth • Credit: 590–620 (previously 725+ before MCA strain/utilization) • Long operating history with proven payment performance Docs Available: ✔ 2 years business tax returns ✔ 6 months business bank statements ✔ Driver’s license ✔ 3 Zero Balance Letters ✔ Additional docs upon request Looking for lenders comfortable with MCA consolidation and strong story files. DM me if this fits your box and I’ll send the full package immediately.
    0 replies | 40 view(s)
  • David@SunWorxCapital's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 06:11 PM
    Looking for a direct term lender for the following opportunity: • Request Amount: ~$350K • Existing MCA Payoff: ~$130K • Remaining proceeds to be used as working capital for active projects/jobs • Revenue: ~$1.8M gross annual sales • Trend: Positive YOY growth • Credit: ~655–670 FICO • Industry operates on Net-30 receivables • No collateral available Docs in hand: ✔ 2 years business tax returns ✔ 6 months business bank statements ✔ Driver’s license ✔ Additional supporting docs available upon request Business is looking to consolidate MCA pressure and stabilize cash flow while continuing growth trajectory. If this fits your box, please DM me or send contact info and I’ll forward the full package immediately.
    0 replies | 59 view(s)
  • David@SunWorxCapital's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 06:08 PM
    Looking for a direct term lender for the following opportunity: • Request Amount: ~$350K • Existing MCA Payoff: ~$130K • Remaining proceeds to be used as working capital for active projects/jobs • Revenue: ~$1.8M gross annual sales • Trend: Positive YOY growth • Credit: ~655–670 FICO • Industry operates on Net-30 receivables • No collateral available Docs in hand: ✔ 2 years business tax returns ✔ 6 months business bank statements ✔ Driver’s license ✔ Additional supporting docs available upon request Business is looking to consolidate MCA pressure and stabilize cash flow while continuing growth trajectory. If this fits your box, please DM me or send contact info and I’ll forward the full package immediately.
    0 replies | 33 view(s)
  • DonMcGrath's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 03:05 PM
    Any time. Now that you've switched teams, we fellas have to stick together. We have a soft ball game Saturday, you're welcome to come through....we have most of the equipment, just bring a bat and some balls.... ....if you really are Armando now, that shouldn't be a problem.
    13 replies | 877 view(s) | |
  • DonMcGrath's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 03:01 PM
    This is probably the best number to reach them. Amazing long term offers. But you need to be friendly to work with. 631-960-7169
    13 replies | 877 view(s) | |
  • Hector's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 01:55 PM
    Hector replied to a thread need bridge for 15-20 days in Deal Bin
    Send over the last 4 months of business bank statements and let’s see what we can structure. Fast feedback, aggressive funding options, consolidations, LOCs, term loans, and complex files welcome. [email protected] (786) 673-2430 Hector | Swyft Advance
    4 replies | 288 view(s) | |
  • John_cole's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 01:39 PM
    Hi everyone! Anyone currently looking for a loan? We are funding loans in all 50 states such as business loans, hard money, DSCR, fix and flip, gap and bridge loans as well. Other loan options are still available!!! We also work with brokers and offer good commission rates as we just closed on a $1.2m commercial loan in Miami Florida. 228 918-5576 816 944-1001 Website: www.colerealestategroupsllc.com Email: [email protected]
    0 replies | 41 view(s)
  • FunYouMan's Avatar
    05-15-2026, 01:22 PM
    JP Morgan has a good history with these types of clients Heard theyre paying out millions
    13 replies | 877 view(s) | |
  • brandon_'s Avatar
    05-15-2026, 12:36 PM
    Biz2credit
    13 replies | 877 view(s) | |
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