Sam Correia

So I was like, whoa, okay. So then I'm seeing all these guys, you know, 10%, 15, 20. I'm like, oh, I can make, you know, a thousand bucks. You know, I get somebody a hundred thousand, I can make $10,000. Right. So, And I'm selling money. Who says no to money? You know, nothing charged up front. Only a performance fee is what I call it, because if I don't perform, I don't get paid. Right.

So I was like, whoa, okay. So then I'm seeing all these guys, you know, 10%, 15, 20. I'm like, oh, I can make, you know, a thousand bucks. You know, I get somebody a hundred thousand, I can make $10,000. Right. So, And I'm selling money. Who says no to money? You know, nothing charged up front. Only a performance fee is what I call it, because if I don't perform, I don't get paid. Right.

So who's going to say no? Right. You know, full transparency is like, hey, you won't qualify. We can't move forward. They don't lose anything. You know, maybe a little bit of hope at the moment. But, you know, there's other ways around that hope comes back. But at the same time. if they do qualify, you know, they have nothing to worry until I'm done. So it became a no brainer.

So who's going to say no? Right. You know, full transparency is like, hey, you won't qualify. We can't move forward. They don't lose anything. You know, maybe a little bit of hope at the moment. But, you know, there's other ways around that hope comes back. But at the same time. if they do qualify, you know, they have nothing to worry until I'm done. So it became a no brainer.

So who's going to say no? Right. You know, full transparency is like, hey, you won't qualify. We can't move forward. They don't lose anything. You know, maybe a little bit of hope at the moment. But, you know, there's other ways around that hope comes back. But at the same time. if they do qualify, you know, they have nothing to worry until I'm done. So it became a no brainer.

I'm like, wow, I could be a person that just gets paid on the back end over and over and over. And everybody wins, right?

I'm like, wow, I could be a person that just gets paid on the back end over and over and over. And everybody wins, right?

I'm like, wow, I could be a person that just gets paid on the back end over and over and over. And everybody wins, right?

So that's what it was.

So that's what it was.

So that's what it was.

So minimum qualifications, I call it like the best scenarios. There's again, other ways around that we'd be here for hours speaking about it. But the best case scenarios nowadays for banks is going to be 740 credit or above. At least three accounts of $3,500 primaries. They have to be yours. So $3,500 plus and minimal inquiries. That's the best ones, right?

So minimum qualifications, I call it like the best scenarios. There's again, other ways around that we'd be here for hours speaking about it. But the best case scenarios nowadays for banks is going to be 740 credit or above. At least three accounts of $3,500 primaries. They have to be yours. So $3,500 plus and minimal inquiries. That's the best ones, right?

So minimum qualifications, I call it like the best scenarios. There's again, other ways around that we'd be here for hours speaking about it. But the best case scenarios nowadays for banks is going to be 740 credit or above. At least three accounts of $3,500 primaries. They have to be yours. So $3,500 plus and minimal inquiries. That's the best ones, right?

Because and you want to have some of your cards being used, right? That's another thing a lot of people don't know is too much available credit is a thing. Because banks will look at you and be like, why does Paul want more money? He has 80K sitting in a credit card. Why does he want more? He doesn't, you know, so you want to kind of use 20 to 25% of that card. So they're like, Oh, okay.

Because and you want to have some of your cards being used, right? That's another thing a lot of people don't know is too much available credit is a thing. Because banks will look at you and be like, why does Paul want more money? He has 80K sitting in a credit card. Why does he want more? He doesn't, you know, so you want to kind of use 20 to 25% of that card. So they're like, Oh, okay.

Because and you want to have some of your cards being used, right? That's another thing a lot of people don't know is too much available credit is a thing. Because banks will look at you and be like, why does Paul want more money? He has 80K sitting in a credit card. Why does he want more? He doesn't, you know, so you want to kind of use 20 to 25% of that card. So they're like, Oh, okay.

You know what I mean?

You know what I mean?

You know what I mean?