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[0:00]I didn't get approved for my first $50,000 until I did this. Now, I was just like y'all, just going to plot for shit. I thought my credit score was good enough, so I'm about to just apply for a bunch of shit and see what I get approved for. I got approved for $500 credit card. Now, once I did learn the game and understand what a internal bank score was, which is how the banks determine how much money they're actually going to give you when you're applying for funding. That's when I got my first $50,000 in funding. Now this right here is $300,000. Which means I did that a few more times. Let me tell you exactly how I did it. Now, a lot of y'all don't know or never heard of and what a lot of these credit gurus is hiding from y'all, is there's something called an internal bank score. Now, when it comes to your internal bank score, this is vital as because it doesn't matter if you have a $750 credit score or $850 credit score and you apply for funding. If you don't have no prior relationship with this lender, you're not getting no money. When it comes to this internal bank score, there's a few things that you got to have in check. Now, if you don't want to go through the whole process, stay booked, cuz this is for real ballers, real hustlers, you know what I'm saying? First things first, let's clear the air. It needs to be credit union. Chase, B of A, Wells Fargo, that's for big boy businesses, businesses that been in business for over two years. First thing you need to do, find you a local credit union, open you up a check in the savings account. You need to deposit minimum balance in the checkings and as much as you can in the savings. Get a secured loan, split it up, pay 80%, let it report, pay the rest of it off, let that report. That's two months. By having a checking account, that's one point. Having a savings account, that's one point. Having a loan, that's one point. Once it's paid off, that's a whole another point. When you get a secured loan, which I don't know, is when you pay that loan back, you get your money back. So let's say you started with 5,000, right? You got a $5,000 loan, you split it up, you paid it off. You get that $5,000 back. You get that $5,000 back, you put that on secured credit card, secured credit card, invoice service, secondary bank account. Spend your money on the invoice service, that money goes to the bank. You take that money from the bank, you put it on your credit card. You repeat the cycle, three months, get your unsecured credit card. Once you get the unsecured credit card, terminate your secure one so you can get your money back. Now, on a points system, you got a checkings account, a savings account, you opened a loan, you paid it off, you got a secured credit card, now you got an unsecured credit card. That's six points, you're already 90% there. The last part of the internal bank score is how much money you got in your checkings. With that same 5,000, you need to put that in your checkings account and add to it for the next month. If you have $10, 15, 20, $30,000 sitting in your checking account when you apply for a loan, I guarantee you that loan is going to be around that number. Look, if you want more hands-on work when it comes to building and structuring your credit in order to access funding, book a call me, link is in the bio.