[John Galt]

He's being clowned due to the fact that he referred to an approval as a funded deal. Anyone who has spent 1 day in a real office would know better than to ever say or assume that. Here is the title of the post for reference: Hands up to Joe Esparza HFH Financial who funded 7th position!

Not that I care, just saying - whether it's funded or not is irrelevant at this point.

Tried to edit the wording on the title but admin closed the thread to eliminate flaming. But it is the 7th and it actually will pay off (not required)3, 4, 5, 6, . Assuming the client follows direction, if funded.

[mcaguru]

Tried to edit the wording on the title but admin closed the thread to eliminate flaming. But it is the 7th and it actually will pay off (not required)3, 4, 5, 6, . Assuming the client follows direction, if funded.

If funded? you mean this is a congratulations prior to funding ? I don't know if Larry David can come up with this material!!!

[AndyYSCISOdept]

for the life of me cant figure out what took place in this thread.

Im with you Marcus. I am actually going back re-reading the thread to make sure I am understanding this correctly. But from what I gather, a person gave props on a deal that hasn't funded but is heading that direction and everyone jumped on said person like a fat man on chocolate cake when they tried to self correct their post...how am I doing?

[anonymous]

If funded? you mean this is a congratulations prior to funding ? I don't know if Larry David can come up with this material!!!

Shout out to lender for soft approval on a 7th, hands up

[John Galt]

OK, I'll curb my enthusiasm.

[J.Celifarco]

This is both the most insane and entertaining thread I have read in a long time..

7th position = bat **** crazy
1/2 consolidation only paying off some positions = fck balls nuts

nothing about this makes any sense to me.. Why would you pay off some of the positions the guy took 6 before you what makes you think he is not going to go back to who he got the 4th, 5th and 6th before and not just stack behind you???

[John Galt]

Because balances on 1 and 2 are large and the others were small under 40K, not enough new funding (for now) and close to 200k to pay either of 1 and 2. And I have agreements and a little leverage that he won't stack again. Might sound inane or naive but I have some modicum of control since I work with other product for him. Stay tuned.

[AndyYSCISOdept]

I'm standing by waiting to see this work, because I am really hoping it does because it could set a nice precedent

[mcaguru]

Just ordered a case of Pop Corn. its getting real in here

[HDF]

And how did you happen upon this treasured client pray tell?

Did you need a shoe horn to fit it into your business model?

[John Galt]

Hmm...wonder why all so negative in here. Client awaiting funding. Approved for payroll funding, awaiting factoring. Has this site just become a place to denigrate people who don't agree with funD or anonymouse or Mikes idea of what their boileroom , used car salesman ideas are? Young guys that have no clue... We are going to be regulated and unfortunately the business payday advance schemes will change. I happened upon him by purchasing rejections from a well known funding company down here that unfortunately has their funding cut off. Most in the biz will know who that is. He will earn me a significant sum. Legitimately, not as a used car salesman or boiler room, not as funD or some of the other guys here will do it. I won't go to jail and I will keep the client long term. There should be some ethics injected here.
100 people just killed at PCH but the bickering here keeps continuing. WTH?

[KTK]

See now I actually would consider this guy a "treasured" client, if you can control him that is. Call me crazy.

He is obviously doing strong numbers, he knows the deal, and will "sign on the line which is dotted". There's half the battle.

I'd be speaking with him on a weekly basis if I were you and developing a real and solid relationship, attempt to control his bad stacking habits, and move him into a more disciplined borrowing mentality, and potentially introduce him to additional product line's.

From what I see grossing $500k - $750K+ a month, and strong enough banks and credit even with SIX open to have a lender even consider a 7th. You will make a small fortune off this man over time. If you can keep him that is.

Although, chances are he runs off holding hands into the sunset with the next guy who peaks his interest.
Reminds me of one of my ex's (besides the fact she was a she of course), seems like he is the type to sleep around ;-)

[John Galt]

Got that and had an ex like that too. I'm her pension. But his credit sucks, not for long though. Hopefully won't run off into the sunset if I do my job right. In honesty I've never done a 7th stack but if he can afford it and I can do the consolidation, he'll send me a birthday card every year and pay me well. Gotta sleep with them before you marry them, yaknow.