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Find Out Which of the 3 Funding Profiles You Have Before You Apply to Another Bank
In 45 minutes, discover whether your profile is Damaged, Thin, or Funding Ready what lenders are seeing when they review you, and the next move your specific profile calls for.
Free Live Workshop · No Credit Pull
☆ $1M+ in documented 0% approvals ☆ Real Business-Owner Case Studies ☆ Live Q&A
You've seen fifty ads promising fast funding. About 7 in 10 owners who click them don't qualify yet and nobody tells them why. This workshop does.
Damaged
Past credit issues are holding you back.
Lenders may see your profile as high-risk.
THIN
Your credit history may not be strong enough. Limited history can restrict your funding options.
READY
Your profile may be ready for funding.
You could be positioned for better approval opportunities.
45 minutes. Four things you'll never unsee.
Why score is not your whole funding profile
Why available credit matters
Why good businesses can still look risky
Why application order matters
Taught by someone who got denied too.
Gene Ryland runs a business funding advisory but before that, he was the owner sitting in a bank parking lot after another rejection, running a real business and unable to get a dollar. Nobody would tell him why.
What he learned changed everything: it was never about the revenue. It was data points on his file no one had ever shown him.
Since then he's repaired credit profiles at scale and personally walked
12 business owners from denied to funded twelve for twelve. He's not the biggest name in this space. He's the one who's been in your seat, and twice a week he gives away the playbook free.
Real Business Owners. Real Funding Results.
I was quoted 28% by a merchant cash advance guy the week before. $102,000 with American Express. It's paying for holding costs while the appraisal got reordered. No personal guarantee drama, no collateral pledged.
Didn't think a company my size would get looked at twice. $107,000 approved through Citizens Bank, and it's going straight into covering driver pay while brokers sat on 45-day terms. Second approval this year and the process held up both times.
My accountant told me to stop putting the business on personal plastic. $74,000 with American Express. It's paying for the bond and materials for a municipal contract. It's in the business name, which is the part that actually matters to me.
Went in fully expecting another decline. $98,500 approved through American Express, and it's going straight into permits, bonding and insurance on a bigger scope than we've bid before. I sleep better with a line sitting there unused.
Approval email hit while I was still on a job site. Ended up at $96,000 with Chase. First move was a frame machine rebuild after the old one gave out mid-job. I'd have paid double the fee for what this unlocked.
This came through right when the season was about to turn on us. Chase came back at $67,000 that's covering framing lumber and trusses on a spec build before draw one hit. Everything got documented properly, which is why it went through.
Third try, and this time the file was actually built right. $82,000 approved through Capital One, and it's going straight into a mini excavator instead of a weekly rental bill. Already put it to work the same week.
I'd been turned down twice before this one. $84,000 approved through Chase, and it's going straight into a second van and floor machines for the night crew. I sleep better with a line sitting there unused.
First approval since I restructured the entity. Ended up at $127,000 with Intuit. First move was copper and fittings bought ahead of the last price jump. I sleep better with a line sitting there unused.
Got the notification standing in the supply house parking lot. $28,000 approved through Citi, and it's going straight into an air freight order when the ocean container missed the cutoff. Second approval this year and the process held up both times.
Applied Monday, had the approval in hand by Thursday. American Express came back at $40,000 that's covering a used wrecker so we stopped paying an outside tow bill. I'm done floating the company on my personal cards.
Been running on deposits and prayer since we opened. $76,500 approved through Intuit, and it's going straight into opening a third bay and the tooling that came with it. Paying it back on my schedule instead of a factor rate.
Individual results shown with permission. Results vary; outcomes are not guaranteed.
Dustin G.
Real Estate · Augusta, GA
For my real estate business in Augusta, I wanted to handle holding costs while a property appraisal was being redone without emptying the operating account. Having $43,500 available through Chase changed the timing completely; we could act now instead of pushing it off. I appreciated that the strategy was built around the business instead of just chasing the biggest approval possible, and it made the next capital decision feel a lot easier to evaluate.
$102,500 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Patrick S.
HVAC · Denver, CO
The opportunity made sense, but I did not want a recovery machine, gauges, and two complete tool kits to consume the cash we keep for day-to-day operations. Getting the credit side from 610 to 721 over 7 months made the funding step feel much more intentional. That $40,000 of business credit through Citi gave us flexibility without forcing a rushed decision somewhere else. The structure kept me from making a bunch of unnecessary applications on my own.
$80,000 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Trey L.
Contractor · Sacramento, CA
We reached a point where payroll for a five-person crew across two overlapping jobs could not wait, and I still wanted to protect our reserves. Once the $45,000 through Chase was in place, we were able to make the move and keep our normal cash cycle intact. It felt like a financing plan, not a guessing game that is the part I would want to repeat the next time the business needs capital.
$50,000 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Dustin G.
Real Estate · Augusta, GA
For my real estate business in Augusta, I wanted to handle holding costs while a property appraisal was being redone without emptying the operating account. Having $43,500 available through Chase changed the timing completely; we could act now instead of pushing it off. I appreciated that the strategy was built around the business instead of just chasing the biggest approval possible, and it made the next capital decision feel a lot easier to evaluate.
$102,500 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Patrick S.
HVAC · Denver, CO
The opportunity made sense, but I did not want a recovery machine, gauges, and two complete tool kits to consume the cash we keep for day-to-day operations. Getting the credit side from 610 to 721 over 7 months made the funding step feel much more intentional. That $40,000 of business credit through Citi gave us flexibility without forcing a rushed decision somewhere else. The structure kept me from making a bunch of unnecessary applications on my own.
$80,000 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Trey L.
Contractor · Sacramento, CA
We reached a point where payroll for a five-person crew across two overlapping jobs could not wait, and I still wanted to protect our reserves. Once the $45,000 through Chase was in place, we were able to make the move and keep our normal cash cycle intact. It felt like a financing plan, not a guessing game that is the part I would want to repeat the next time the business needs capital.
$50,000 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Gustavo A.
Automotive · Des Moines, IA
I knew a used wrecker to reduce outside towing costs would help the business, but I wanted a better way to finance it than just using whatever cash was available. Once the $40,000 through American Express was in place, we were able to make the move and keep our normal cash cycle intact.
$63,000 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Monica D.
Cleaning Services · Tulsa, OK
Before we moved into funding, my credit profile went from 636 to 722 over about 6 months. For me, the goal was simple: take care of payroll while a property-management client was paying on net-60 terms without creating a cash crunch somewhere else. The $37,000 in business credit through Intuit gave me enough room to do that and still keep cash available. It felt like a financing plan, not a guessing game, which gave me a much better framework for future equipment, payroll, and growth decisions.
$146,000 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Taylor V.
Real Estate · Wichita, KS
I wanted to cover earnest money on two contracts without tapping reserves while the timing was good instead of waiting several more months to save the cash. We did not rush the applications; my credit improved from 692 to 734 over about 9 months first. The $35,500 line through Wells Fargo gave us a cushion to cover the expense while the business kept running normally. It was the first time I felt like I was using credit as a business tool instead of reacting to expenses.
$75,500 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Gustavo A.
Automotive · Des Moines, IA
I knew a used wrecker to reduce outside towing costs would help the business, but I wanted a better way to finance it than just using whatever cash was available. Once the $40,000 through American Express was in place, we were able to make the move and keep our normal cash cycle intact.
$63,000 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Taylor V.
Real Estate · Wichita, KS
I wanted to cover earnest money on two contracts without tapping reserves while the timing was good instead of waiting several more months to save the cash. We did not rush the applications; my credit improved from 692 to 734 over about 9 months first. The $35,500 line through Wells Fargo gave us a cushion to cover the expense while the business kept running normally. It was the first time I felt like I was using credit as a business tool instead of reacting to expenses.
$146,000 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
Monica D.
Cleaning Services · Tulsa, OK
Before we moved into funding, my credit profile went from 636 to 722 over about 6 months. For me, the goal was simple: take care of payroll while a property-management client was paying on net-60 terms without creating a cash crunch somewhere else. The $37,000 in business credit through Intuit gave me enough room to do that and still keep cash available. It felt like a financing plan, not a guessing game, which gave me a much better framework for future equipment, payroll, and growth decisions.
$75,500 • Capital One • 0% intro • Jun 2026
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F.A.Q
Is this a sales webinar in disguise?
The workshop teaches the full system with no requirement to book anything. If you're already fundable, there's an optional next step at the end. If you're not, we'll tell you honestly what to fix first.
What if my credit is damaged?
Then this workshop matters most for you. You'll learn exactly what's blocking you...
I can't make it live.
Register anyway: every registrant gets the replay for 48 hours. But live attendees get their situation worked in real time, so come live if you can.
Will you pull my credit?
No. Nothing on this workshop touches your credit file.
Who is this NOT for?
Startups with no entity and no revenue plan, and anyone looking for 'guaranteed money.' We
don't do guarantees on funding amounts - anyone who does is lying to you.
THIS IS FOR YOU IF
You run an operating business • You've been denied or low-balled and nobody told you why • You want the fix in order, not another application
NOT FOR YOU IF
No entity yet and no revenue plan • You're looking for "guaranteed money" • You want to skip the fix and go straight to the bank
Stop Guessing. See Your Funding Profile the Way a Lender Does.
45 minutes. Learn your profile. Understand your next move.
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