Michelle McPhee

George took the pink slips so that they could drive around to the lots and verify that each of the signed slips corresponded to one of the cars in their possession. Honestly, I mean, a smart idea.

Then he took George to the marina to see the collateral for his loan, an F-44 Tiare yacht.

Then he took George to the marina to see the collateral for his loan, an F-44 Tiare yacht.

And next, they went back to Sarah's office.

And next, they went back to Sarah's office.

So it seemed like all the collateral checked out. And what was more, Sarah seemed looted.

So it seemed like all the collateral checked out. And what was more, Sarah seemed looted.

She had a 2019 Rolls Royce Dawn. It's an almost $400,000 car. And she was having it wrapped white on white with a navy blue soft top. It was kind of trashy, but also kind of gangster. Her Rolls was an advertisement that if you worked with Lady Mafia, you'd be rich too.

She had a 2019 Rolls Royce Dawn. It's an almost $400,000 car. And she was having it wrapped white on white with a navy blue soft top. It was kind of trashy, but also kind of gangster. Her Rolls was an advertisement that if you worked with Lady Mafia, you'd be rich too.

George just came off a day where he verified a half a dozen VINs on some supercars, toured a yacht, and eyeballed a bucketload of rocks and watches.

George just came off a day where he verified a half a dozen VINs on some supercars, toured a yacht, and eyeballed a bucketload of rocks and watches.

The rate George was promised was 36% a year. put that another way, imagine if you could wave a magic wand and make 11 grand in three months, not lifting a finger. And George was confused too. Who's on the other end of these loans? What kind of person can afford that much interest but is that cash poor?

The rate George was promised was 36% a year. put that another way, imagine if you could wave a magic wand and make 11 grand in three months, not lifting a finger. And George was confused too. Who's on the other end of these loans? What kind of person can afford that much interest but is that cash poor?

And this might not make sense to you and me, but George lived in the OC. He told me he knew somebody who said he was worth $100 million after doing a decade of hard money lending. Imagined. you took that 125,000 and invested it for a full year, by the end, you'd have almost 200 grand. In 10 years, by then you've made around $4 million. And why stop investing at 125K?

And this might not make sense to you and me, but George lived in the OC. He told me he knew somebody who said he was worth $100 million after doing a decade of hard money lending. Imagined. you took that 125,000 and invested it for a full year, by the end, you'd have almost 200 grand. In 10 years, by then you've made around $4 million. And why stop investing at 125K?

At that rate, which is better than almost anything else out there, why not pour in your whole savings account? What if you discovered the secret for getting not just comfortable, but filthy, stinking rich? George became more and more involved in Sarah's business. They were going out for lunch. Each time, Sarah was dropping a couple of hundos on the table for the bill.

At that rate, which is better than almost anything else out there, why not pour in your whole savings account? What if you discovered the secret for getting not just comfortable, but filthy, stinking rich? George became more and more involved in Sarah's business. They were going out for lunch. Each time, Sarah was dropping a couple of hundos on the table for the bill.

So George was doing his part, being an IT business guy and all.

So George was doing his part, being an IT business guy and all.

This online setup could take the whole operation to the next level, make their lone mafia legit. But George started hearing hints, just little whispers, that people were after Sarah.