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The most expensive "investment" a founder will ever make!
We need to talk about that televised "validation" ritual that middle-class founders are trained to chase. Most entrepreneurs are too scared to bet on themselves with a loan, so they gladly hand over a huge slice of their baby to a celebrity billionaire. They dress it up as "strategic partnerships," but the reality is a lack of conviction. Inside this breakdown, find out the mathematical difference between taking a VC check and leveraging Other People's Money at 0% interest. Also, find out how to Break the Middle-Class Brainwashing that keeps you playing "small ball" with your own savings. Link to article: Bet on Yourself. Keep Your Equity.
The most expensive "investment" a founder will ever make!
Don't lose deals to the ghost of Dave Ramsey!
How many times has a prospect looked you in the eye on a Zoom call and said, "I love the proposal, but let me save up for a few months and get back to you"? That is not a scheduling issue. That is deep-seated, middle-class financial brainwashing. They are falsely equating your high-ROI business service with financing a luxury vacation. You cannot scale your agency if your clients are terrified of leverage. We just dropped the ultimate guide to shattering this objection forever. - Find out how to step out of the "vendor" role and become the ultimate financial "deprogrammer" for your prospects. - Find out the exact Return on Loan (ROL) math you need to show them to destroy their fear of debt. - Find out how to hand them the 0% capital they need to pay your invoice today. Get the ammo you need to close more deals right here: https://www.myfundingmachine.com/post/the-dave-ramsey-delusion
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Don't lose deals to the ghost of Dave Ramsey!
Hello Group, have question
Hello group. I just joined the group and have questions about funding for a client of mine. I do bookkeeping as main business. Just got turned down by a funder outside of 7 Figures.
Loan against a Commercial building and the business too?
I have a client that needs a loan to buy-out a partner. Established business (liquor store) and building owned since 2008. Estimated valuation of the building and the business is $5.5M. Seeking approx $2.75M for buyout. Do we have a source for such a loan or if needed, two separate loans, business and commercial real estate?
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I need $10M in funding for a Veterans Nonprofit can someone help me with this
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