So I’m in a pretty fortunate spot.

    I get 10-15 percent money back for every dollar I spend

    Main problem is I only have 35k to spend next weekend. But if I had 100 I’d make so much more money

    Where or how is the best way tog et a loan that would make sense?

    Or should I just continue growing the money I have and not worry about it

    New business owner
    byu/JDXOGG inbusiness



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    1. Specific-Peanut-8867 on

      Just make your four to $5000

      And next weekend you’ll have a little more money to spend

      Don’t go out borrowing money and nobody’s gonna loan you 65 grand with any sort of great terms anyway why can’t you be happy making five grand for the weekend?

    2. the-commerce on

      Yeah I have been there.

      My advice: Start with the constraint, not the upside. The key question is how consistent and repeatable that return really is. Before taking on debt, be clear on what happens if returns drop or timing shifts.

      If you do pursue financing, lenders will look for consistency, unit economics, and how quickly capital turns. That matters more than potential.

      If this isn’t stable over multiple cycles, it’s usually better to keep compounding your own capital. If it is, look at options like BDC or SBA programs, or revenue-based tools like Stripe Capital or Clearco that match repayment to cash flow.

      The goal is not just more capital. It’s making sure your system can handle it without increasing risk.

    3. So 10%/ week compounded over 52 weeks is about 14,000% return.

      There is no investment that returns that.

      If you are investmenting online on some unknown site, you are being scammed.

      There is no site.  The numbers you see are fake.  Your money is gone.

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