[fundgorilla]

I know that the business tends to change on a weekly basis, and I agree with those who feel that the advent of the On/Deck IPO may bring more regulatory attention to the business - this may have an impact on who can get funded - but for now, can anyone tell me what the current 'restricted list' looks like? I see that since companies like Sexy Business have penetrated the market, a lot of the 'Vice Fund' portfolio of company types are no longer off limits, but what about other traditionally unfundable types, like used car guys, Insurance brokers, and perhaps even online businesses? Aside from niche companies like Square being willing to fund ebay sellers and other such niche products, is there a short list of unfundable businesses that as a broker would be good to pass out to the callers, for instance?

[CASHCASH]

It seems that any list of "unfundable" business has gotten much shorter recently. I've gotten deals done that would have never happened even a year ago. Insurance brokers, used car dealers and online business are all fundable somewhere, it is just a matter of knowing where to look. Even some businesses that fall on the very risky side, like marijuana dispensaries for example, are getting done in some shops. The industry is certainly opening up!