Questions, answered.

Paolo The Source helps business owners get fundable and apply for capital. It offers 0% business funding of $50,000 to $250,000, revenue-based funding through a lender network, MCA consolidation and refinancing, business credit building, LLC and EIN setup, and a free credit strategy call. Every path starts with a free strategy call.

1761 Third St, Norco, CA 92860. Strategy calls are by phone, so business owners anywhere in the United States can work with the team.

No. Paolo The Source helps business owners prepare and present funding applications to third-party lenders and issuers. Those lenders and issuers make every approval decision and set the limits, rates and terms.

No. Help with collections, charge-offs, late payments and inquiries starts with a free credit strategy call, and the credit repair work itself is done by a partner company under its own written agreement.

Nothing. The strategy call is free, with no hard inquiry and no obligation. If there's a fit, you see the next steps and what they cost before any work starts.

Funding through Paolo The Source runs from $50,000 to $250,000. The review shows how much your profile can support today and what it would take to grow that number. The lender or issuer sets the final limit.

0% business funding is $50,000 to $250,000 at 0% interest for the first 12 to 18 months, in the business name. It's built on your credit profile and needs an LLC. Revenue-based funding is one application to a network of vetted lenders for term loans, lines of credit and revenue-based financing up to $250,000. It's built on your revenue, deposits and business performance, and fits businesses doing roughly $10,000 a month or more.

Yes, for an introductory period: the first 12 to 18 months, depending on the lender or issuer. That period is set by the issuer, and interest may apply after it ends.

No. There's no hard inquiry to see what you qualify for, and the check takes about five minutes.

Yes. The funding is in the business name, so the business needs to be an LLC. If you don't have one yet, LLC and EIN setup comes first.

No. The funding is in the business name, with no personal guarantee.

Financing sized to a business's revenue rather than its credit alone. Through Paolo The Source it's one of three options in the lender network, alongside term loans and lines of credit, for up to $250,000.

The lender network is the best fit for businesses doing roughly $10,000 a month or more.

No. There's no hard pull to pre-qualify.

No. There's no upfront fee to apply through the network.

The lenders. Each lender in the network makes its own approval decision and sets its own amounts and terms.

Combining several open merchant cash advances into one position, so the business makes one payment instead of several. Whether it fits depends on your open positions and total balance.

Consolidating combines several advances into one. Refinancing replaces an advance with new funding on different terms. On the call we look at your positions and show you which, if either, makes sense.

Yes, when the terms make sense for the business. New MCA funding is one of the options we look at.

A list of your open advances, their payment schedules and what's left on each. Rough numbers are fine.

A credit profile that belongs to your business, reported under its EIN to the business credit bureaus. It lets the business borrow on its own.

An LLC and an EIN. If you don't have them yet, LLC and EIN setup comes first.

Accounts in the business name that report to the business credit bureaus. They're how a business credit profile gets built.

Yes. The free business credit course walks through it start to finish.

The 0% funding is in the business name, so the business has to exist as an entity first. An LLC is the requirement.

An Employer Identification Number: the federal ID number for your business. Business credit is built under it.

Maybe not. On the free call we check what you already have and only plan what's missing.

No. Entity setup guidance from Paolo The Source is educational and isn't legal advice. Talk to a qualified professional about your own situation.

We go through what's on your report, tell you which items can be challenged and which can't, and build a plan around your goal, whether that's a home, a car, or funding for your business. It takes about 30 minutes, by phone.

No. There's no hard inquiry, and no obligation to do anything after the call.

The strategy call is free. If there's a fit, you get the next steps and what they cost before any work starts. Any service comes with a written agreement, its own disclosures and cancellation rights.

Book anyway. A recent report from any bureau helps if you have one, but you don't need it to have the call.

Items that are inaccurate, outdated or unverifiable can be disputed. No one can lawfully remove accurate, current information from a credit report, and on the call we'll tell you which is which.