It knocked me off and won’t let me back on y’all! I’ll reschedule it for Sunday! It will post here tomorrow 🫶🏾

Credit repair is just the foundation—now it’s time to build the empire. We had a Training last week on Additional Streams! If you missed it go to the Replay Vault in the Classroom to watch it! I showed you all exactly how to stack multiple streams of income on top of your credit repair business so you’re never depending on just one bag. We covered: - How to flip your services into funding, business credit, and tradelines. - Creating automated systems that keep money flowing while you sleep. - Shifting from “just fixing credit” to being the go-to plug for financial growth. - Setting up referral plays with lenders, tax pros, and financial partners so you’re getting paid even when you ain’t working. I even gave out the blueprint to turn your credit repair hustle into a full-blown business that prints multiple checks every month. No more leaving money on the table—it’s time to scale and secure the bag. View the documents below, especially the Step-By-Step Roadmap to really get STARTED!

I have a two part question: 1. If someone’s NAICS code is tied to real estate, can I still move forward with funding even though it’s considered high-risk? 2. The client has had their LLC for 4 years and doesn’t want to lose that history — are there specific lenders that work best with this type of business, or should we look at alternative options?

If I meet someone with good credit who needs funding, how is that handled? Is there a specific score they must have to start a round of funding?

Good Morning, I’m watching the Dispute Fox training video. I don’t have a business name yet. I do have a few in mind. Do I need to set up my LLC, business email, checking account, phone and website before onboarding anyone? It’s asking for it in the video. I don’t even have a logo yet.