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    anyone wanna fund a mortgage company that is expanding a call center?

    avg rev is about 300k 1st position Fico 700s

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    They also have about 1m in ERC receivables. No one will touch a mortgage broker... hahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by BreakBreadRich View Post
    avg rev is about 300k 1st position Fico 700s
    I will fund a mortgage company if is as good as you say it is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BreakBreadRich View Post
    avg rev is about 300k 1st position Fico 700s
    Is the Call Center operated as a separate entity?
    Revenue is $300K - what generates the revenue - selling data or the closing of mortgages?

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    I will take a shot at it. I have funded some "mortgage" companies in the past.

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    Is the request for a term loan, line of credit, or mortgage loan?

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