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How to get approved for a big loan? Are you ready聽 to do something big but you don't have big money聽聽
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to do it? Well, I'm going to tell you exactly how聽 you can get approved for a very large loan without聽聽
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having to do so much to get it. I'm going聽 to tell you exactly how to do it. Let's go.
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I'm going to share with you a detailed聽 step-by-step tutorial on how to get聽聽
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approved for loans. I'm going to guide聽 you on the best places to go depending聽聽
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on your particular situation. And last but not聽 least, I'm going to share with you my biggest聽聽
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secrets on how me and my students get millions聽 of dollars in funding in less than a year. So,聽聽
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let's talk about the loan process. When you are聽 applying for a loan, in most cases, you are going聽聽
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to go to a bank or credit union and you're going聽 to apply for a loan. We have different types of聽聽
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loans. We have personal loans which are considered聽 unsecured, uncollateralized loans. Meaning,聽聽
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like a car loan, there's a car that collateralized聽 the loan. So, if you don't pay it, they will take聽聽
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the car back and they have some collateral. Or a聽 house. They will loan you a mortgage on a house聽聽
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and the house is the collateral. Meaning, if you聽 don't pay, they will foreclose and take the house聽聽
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back and they have something that they are lending聽 on to secure your loan. But then there are loans聽聽
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where there is no collateral or securitization聽 whatsoever like a personal loan. You go to a bank,聽聽
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you sign your name, and they put the money in your聽 account. It's just that simple. Those are personal聽聽
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loans. We also have credit cards. You literally聽 can take your credit card. And if you want,聽聽
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most credit cards will have what's called a聽 cash advance. Meaning, you can stick that card聽聽
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into an atm and pull out cash instead of actually聽 buying an item. So, there are many different ways聽聽
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and many different types of loans that you can聽 get. We also have what's called lines of credit.聽聽
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And again, it works the same way. Some lines of聽 credit are collateralized or securitized against聽聽
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something like a home equity line of credit聽 which is securitized against a home. Again,聽聽
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just like a mortgage. Or you can do a line of聽 credit that is completely unsecure. Meaning,聽聽
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you can pay it, use it just like a credit card聽 and it will replenish as you use it. And again,聽聽
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it can be collateralized or uncollateralized. Now,聽 here's the thing that you need to know: When you聽聽
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are going for a loan of any sort, collateral聽 does matter. Loans that are collateralized聽聽
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are usually considered lower risk and easier聽 to get. Meaning, you can have lower credit聽聽
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scores in order to get it. Loans that require聽 no collateral whatsoever are usually considered聽聽
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high risk and will require a higher credit score.聽 So, let's get into how you can get a big loan. So,聽聽
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again, when you go to a bank or a credit union聽 to apply for a loan, they're going to have you聽聽
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fill out an application. Meaning, you have to聽 apply. They're going to ask you for your name,聽聽
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your first and last name, your date of birth, your聽 social security number because they are going to聽聽
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pull your credit. Many of you guys are familiar聽 with credit reports. You know that there's 3聽聽
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bureaus. If you don't know about credit, I have a聽 whole video where I teach you on that but in most聽聽
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cases, they're going to look at your credit and聽 this is going to be the biggest determining factor聽聽
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on loans that are not securitized by anything.聽 So, again, if you're going for a car loan,聽聽
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you may be able to have a lower credit score聽 because you have the car that's collateral for聽聽
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the loan. But if you're going for a personal聽 loan where there's no collateral whatsoever,聽聽
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they're going to look at your credit report and聽 they're going to base their entire decision mostly聽聽
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on what's on that credit report and how well聽 you've paid other people. Because really,聽聽
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that's all they have to base their decision on.聽 They'll also look at things like your income,聽聽
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your employment, how stable it is how long聽 you've worked at your job, what your income is,聽聽
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how much money you make per month, and the聽 stability of that income. Do you work year-round?聽聽
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Or do you only work part-time? Do you only work聽 certain seasonally, certain months out of the聽聽
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year? All of this will favor very heavily as to聽 whether or not they will lend you money for a loan聽聽
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because this is the process. Lenders are looking聽 to see what your ability to repay the loan is. So,聽聽
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when you are going to get a loan, you want to聽 present the best picture possible and show them聽聽
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that you can repay a loan. Let me tell you聽 some easy ways to do that. So, like I said,聽聽
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when it comes to personal credit, there are 3聽 credit bureaus. Let me quickly explain because聽聽
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this is a very important piece to getting a聽 loan. Knowing how to look at your credit. So,聽聽
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in personal credit, we have three different聽 bureaus. We have Equifax, we have Experian, and we聽聽
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have Transunion. Those 3 credit bureaus will give聽 you a score. They'll look at how well you've paid聽聽
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people, what type of accounts you have. You know,聽 all of the different trade lines, how long you've聽聽
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had credit. And all of these different factors聽 will go into what your credit score is. The聽聽
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higher the credit score, meaning, a credit score聽 over 720, the more things you will be able to get聽聽
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approved for. If your credit score is below 640聽 or 640 or below, you are considered having poor聽聽
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credit and you won't be able to get many unsecured聽 loans. But that is what most people fall into聽聽
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and this is where most people make the biggest聽 mistakes. So, let me tell you a secret that most聽聽
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people are not even talking about. Let's forget聽 about personal credit altogether. Because Noelle聽聽
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is a millionaire and she doesn't even care about聽 personal credit. I'm teaching you this because聽聽
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you wanted to know. But let me tell you the real聽 secret sauce --business credit. Business credit聽聽
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works very similar to personal credit except it is聽 just for your business. You literally can set up a聽聽
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business. Again, LLC or EIN number, professional聽 phone number, professional website and get a聽聽
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business profile set up in merely a couple of聽 days, okay? Literally in a couple of days. And聽聽
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you can start building business credit faster than聽 you would personal credit. Because businesses,聽聽
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they will lend to businesses much higher than聽 they will lend to you personally. As a business聽聽
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for example, you may get a Capital One card in聽 the business's name and you'll get approved for聽聽
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like 5 or 10 thousand dollars. Whereas with the聽 personal Capital One card, you'll only maybe get聽聽
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$500 or $1,000. Because businesses are treated聽 differently and they're looking for something聽聽
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totally different. In the business credit world,聽 we have 3 bureaus. Same way. You have Equifax聽聽
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business, you have Experian business. But more聽 importantly, you have Dun and Bradstreet. Dun聽聽
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and Bradstreet is the number one business credit聽 reporting agency. They are like the juggernaut of聽聽
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business credit. They've been around the longest聽 and they are the credit reporting agency that you聽聽
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want to make sure you have a business credit聽 profile on. Many companies will lend you cars,聽聽
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credit cards, apartments. You know, like that,聽 (I own tons of these apartments), the condos聽聽
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in your business's name just by looking at your聽 Dun and Bradstreet credit report. Additionally,聽聽
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again, instead of looking at your trade聽 lines and how much money you spend,聽聽
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business credit reports and the scoring system is聽 much different. They will look at how well you pay聽聽
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your bills back. So, for example on the personal聽 credit world, if you had a credit card, it was a聽聽
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thousand dollars and you charged $1,000 on it,聽 your credit score is going to tank. If you have聽聽
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$1,000 on a credit card and you charge $1,000, I聽 promise you, your credit score is going to drop聽聽
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because you're using most of what the limit on聽 that credit card is. But on the business credit聽聽
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side, if you did that same thing and you use your聽 Chase Business Inc credit card or your Capital One聽聽
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Spark card or your American Express business card聽 and you charge it all the way up to the limit,聽聽
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they do not lower your credit score, okay? They聽 don't lower your personal credit score because聽聽
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it's not on there. And your business credit聽 score is not usually lowered. It's usually聽聽
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lowered if you miss payments or if you pay them聽 late. In a business credit world, they want聽聽
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to make sure that you're able to maintain the聽 payments that you're able to pay the debt. So,聽聽
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what they are looking for is your debt management聽 not your debt ratio which is what they're looking聽聽
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for on the personal credit side. So, learning聽 those differences is going to open a whole new聽聽
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world for you. Now let me tell you how you get to聽 the millions. With business credit, you literally聽聽
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can get approved for more money than you ever聽 would with the personal credit. I've literally聽聽
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had credit cards for Capital One (using that as聽 an example) and they gave me a 6,000-dollar credit聽聽
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line on my personal card and then immediately gave聽 me $24,000 on my business, in my business's name.聽聽
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Again, right off the gate. Same credit score, same聽 person, just me. But one was in my business's name聽聽
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and one was in my personal name. And this is how聽 you can unlock millions of dollars. Because with聽聽
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business credit, they want to lend you higher聽 amounts because businesses need more money.聽聽
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Additionally, here's the secret: You literally聽 can call those credit cards every 6 months and聽聽
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they will increase the credit limits. For example,聽 American Express has this policy when you call and聽聽
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ask to have it increase, they usually increase聽 it by 3 times the original amount. Meaning,聽聽
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if they gave you a credit line of $10,000,聽 you make the payments on time for 6 months,聽聽
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you call American Express up (and again this is on聽 the business credit side) and you ask for a limit,聽聽
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tell them you're purchasing something, one of聽 the... Well, one secret, you have to make a big聽聽
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payment, okay? So, you make 6 payments and make聽 one big payment and then you call them and ask聽聽
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for an increase. And they will take it 3 times.聽 So, if you had 10,000, they will automatically聽聽
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increase it to 30,000 right on that first聽 time. Additionally, you can do this every 6聽聽
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months. I literally have credit cards with over聽 $100,000 on the limit, okay? Just by calling them聽聽
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back every 6 months and asking for an increase.聽 It's really just that simple. And this is how i聽聽
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and my students have millions of dollars in our聽 businesses name in less than a year. So, I have聽聽
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created an entire training just for you. And the聽 best thing about it is this training is absolutely聽聽
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free. I will teach you my exact strategy for聽 investing in real estate without losing money,聽聽
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without spending very much money and telling you聽 exactly how I did it from beginning to end. Check聽聽
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that out at noellesfreetraining.com. Again, that's聽 Noelle, (n-o-e-l-l-e-s) Noellesfreetraining.com.聽聽
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Check it out. I just want to make sure that you聽 have all of the resources, all of the tools,聽聽
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and all of the knowledge that you need to be聽 successful. This is Noelle. To your success.