[HFS]

What is an F Paper Lender? That must be a Lender that will fund a 4th stack or something

Whats the highest position you have seen on a bank statement?

[happysales]

Whats the highest position you have seen on a bank statement?

I have seen 9th. position, have heard of more.... long before this point what they usually need is a job not another loan/advance.

[Michael Jagiello BGF]

So Isaac's Z paper means the guy is deceased. I get those from time to time. lol jk

lol that's the image I got in my head as well. Deceased and still not in a payment plan for his $500k tax lien

[Jstarr]

smh, its like your asking the lender to audition for your business, it doesn't work that way - they will determine if your a fit for them, not the other way around.

Good afternoon all,

We are actively looking to expand our lending network as we have deployed a direct marketing campaign that will require additional lending solutions. Everything from A paper to F paper. Direct lenders only please, no brokers, syndication level brokers or middle men, thank you.

If you would be so kind, please leave a comment with a little information about your company, what type of deals are your strong suit, typical terms, contact info, etc, anything you think would be beneficial.

Thank you and we will contact those that we feel would be great additions to our network. Appreciate your time folks.

[FUNd]

smh, its like your asking the lender to audition for your business, it doesn't work that way - they will determine if your a fit for them, not the other way around.

Uh, yeah, actually it does work that way.

[gerayin]

Underwriting-Guidelines-min.compressed-min.pdf

Email me: German@mylifecapital.com

[BankComplianceGuy]

smh, its like your asking the lender to audition for your business, it doesn't work that way - they will determine if your a fit for them, not the other way around.

Both parties should determine if each other is a good fit for them. It's called "due diligence".

[mic_ferr]

We're a direct lender over here at Capify and I'm on this site everyday looking for opportunities to make money. In fact, I just closed another deal working with an ISO I met on this forum. Funded a liquor store $112k that the guy referred. The ISO walked away with $8,000 in about 7 days total.

Anybody else want in? Feel free to give me a call at 646-370-2811 or email me at mferrara@capify.com

[Michael I]

We're a direct lender over here at Capify and I'm on this site everyday looking for opportunities to make money. In fact, I just closed another deal working with an ISO I met on this forum. Funded a liquor store $112k that the guy referred. The ISO walked away with $8,000 in about 7 days total.

Anybody else want in? Feel free to give me a call at 646-370-2811 or email me at mferrara@capify.com

ok , confused here . IS the 7 days supposed to be impressive or the low commission ?

[mic_ferr]

The full commission payout on that deal was actually close to $14,000. The merchant was going to walk because the payback was too much for him, so the ISO decided to take a little bit of a hit in an effort to get the deal funded.

[RogueCaliISO]

I've funded with them. They are really good guys. Ron is the man, and its always a pleasure working with him. He wants to get deals done and will work hard to make sure the deal makes sense for all parties.