Ever wonder how people actually turn credit into cash? There’s a few ways to do it 👇 🔄 The Common Methods • Costco / Apple HacksBuy products → return → get refunded to debit/cash • Buying Groups. You purchase products → send to a reseller → they reimburse you 1:1 via check (cash) (You can even profit + stack points) • Online → In-Store returns old school method — still works in certain cases ⚠️ Other Options • Melio / Plastiq (~2.9%) Can work in some situations. Not ideal for real estate deals, but an option. 🔥 The Fastest Way (If You Value Time) If you’re busy… You can use a liquidation company. Typical fee: ~6% but after cash back: ~4.5% effective Example: $30,000 → ~$1,800 fee Now ask yourself… If that $30K goes into a deal that gives you: • Tax benefits• Appreciation • Cash flow • Tenant paydown Does $1,800 matter? No. 💡 So Is It Worth It? Yes. You’re trading a small fee for: Speed + leverage + opportunity 🎯 Want the Full Guide? If you want ALL the methods broken down step-by-step (free): Comment “CASH” below and I’ll send it to you. Also check your DMs after, a lot you never open them. 🤣

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I'm part of a community of jewelry business owners, most of us can't order 20K worth of inventory. I'm new to this community but I wanted to know if gold and silver jewelry can be funded?