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Meridian Blueprint · Private Money

Broker private money loans. Keep $4K–$15K per deal.

Connecting borrowers who need capital with lenders who deploy it. No lending licence in most structures, no balance sheet, and no property to own — the fee is for placement.

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The problem

Three volumes. Every operational layer covered.

The playbook is split by what you are actually doing at each stage of the business.

Volume I — The Business Launch Guide

Structure, positioning and the operational setup that makes the first placement possible.

Volume II — The Borrower Acquisition System

Finding borrowers who are fundable, and qualifying them before you spend a lender relationship on them.

Volume III — Deal Placement & Advanced Scenarios

Matching a file to the right lender, and the scenarios that separate a placed deal from a dead one.

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Each volume is $39. All three are available as a bundle.

Operations

The borrower is only half the deal.

A placement needs a fundable borrower and a lender whose criteria that borrower actually meets. Most of the work is in the matching, not the sourcing.

Volume II covers acquisition; Volume III covers placement and the harder scenarios.

Job economics

Deal and property analysis is the qualifying step.

Reading a file the way a lender reads it — the asset, the exit, the borrower's position — so you know whether it is placeable before you present it.

Due diligence is treated as the broker's protection, not as paperwork.

Miles' Reality Check

Things to consider before you start.

Know before you start

This is a relationship business on both sides. The lender network takes as much building as the borrower pipeline.

Know before you start

Licensing requirements for brokering loans vary by state and by loan purpose. Verify what applies to you before taking a fee.

Good fit / bad fit

A good fit if you are comfortable with finance and with sales. A poor fit if you want transactional work with no relationship management.

What's inside

Three volumes. Every operational layer.

  • Structure and positioningSetting up as a broker and defining what you place.
  • Building the lender networkFinding lenders, learning their criteria, and keeping the relationship.
  • Borrower acquisitionWhere fundable borrowers come from and how to qualify them.
  • Deal and property analysisReading the asset, the exit and the borrower's position.
  • PlacementMatching the file to the lender most likely to fund it.
  • Advanced scenariosThe harder files, and when to decline them.

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