Hey Reader,

Here’s something I wish more people understood about getting funding.

A good credit score doesn’t automatically mean a bank will approve you.

I’ve seen people focus so much on getting to a 700 or 750 that they overlook everything else.

But banks may also look at things like: Your credit history. Your current balances. How recently you’ve opened accounts. Your existing credit limits. Your income or business revenue. And whether your overall credit profile fits their lending requirements.

That’s why two people with similar credit scores can get very different results.

And here’s another thing…Not every bank is looking for the same borrower.

The bank that’s a good fit for one person might not be the best choice for someone else.

This is the kind of information we break down inside The Credit Community.

We talk about credit, banking relationships, funding programs, and how to prepare before you apply.

In fact, our latest training replay includes banks worth researching, funding data points, and banker contacts.

It’s already available for members to watch.

If you’re tired of trying to piece everything together from random videos, come join us.

Membership is currently $65/month, and you can lock in that rate while you remain a member.

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P.S. Sometimes the smartest funding move isn’t submitting another application. It’s knowing what to work on before you apply.