[skideeppow]

I have a guy in Texas doing $45k a month in gross.
Looking for something in the 12 month and higher pay back range.

I know loan me will this but they do not fund in TX.

Anyone else out there?

[Yankeeman07]

I have a guy in Texas doing $45k a month in gross.
Looking for something in the 12 month and higher pay back range.

I know loan me will this but they do not fund in TX.

Anyone else out there?

I may have a solution

[Chambo]

the issue with insurance brokers is the pass through. Much of their bank activity consists of collecting premiums, which are then forwarded to the respective companies.

You need to find out the pass thru rate first, then you have your REAL # to work with

[skideeppow]

the issue with insurance brokers is the pass through. Much of their bank activity consists of collecting premiums, which are then forwarded to the respective companies.

You need to find out the pass thru rate first, then you have your REAL # to work with

I understand that the gross does not reflect the actual income. I am working on that.

[Cambridge]

-Funding Circle

-Business Backer

[Vfunding]

Sfs

[mishaane]

the issue with insurance brokers is the pass through. Much of their bank activity consists of collecting premiums, which are then forwarded to the respective companies.

You need to find out the pass thru rate first, then you have your REAL # to work with

I agree with Chambo, would also need to see if hes hitting his quotas for respective appointments

[BB_Cooper]

the issue with insurance brokers is the pass through. Much of their bank activity consists of collecting premiums, which are then forwarded to the respective companies.

You need to find out the pass thru rate first, then you have your REAL # to work with

The pass thru issue should be as easy as ignoring the premium account when calculating gross receipts. Most agents have a separate premium account, to avoid commingling.