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Most real estate investors pay 12% to 15% interest and heavy upfront points for gap funding. Ari Page shares how top operators use 0% interest business credit cards to fund rehabs, pay earnest money, and preserve profit margins.

Bateman Collective “Ari is a real estate veteran and the CEO of Fund&Grow. Over the last 20 years, his firm has secured over $2.1 billion in funding for 35,000+ clients by unlocking unsecured, high-limit business credit lines that never
touch personal credit reports.”

“Why hard money stopgap costs are eating into your deal profits—and how 0% credit cards solve the gap.”

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How I Got $60,000 in Business Funding Without a Loan

How I Got $60,000 in Business Funding Without a Loan | Ari Page of Fund&Grow

What if you could access $60,000 in business funding at 0% interest without a bank loan, without giving up equity, and without putting your personal finances at risk?

That’s exactly what happened when I became a Fund&Grow client myself. I went through the entire process step by step, with no intention of using the funding — I just wanted to see if it worked. Within weeks I had access to $60,000 in business credit at 0% interest. And shortly after, two opportunities showed up that I was able to move on immediately.

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Ari Page | Interest Rates Cap | Daily Flash

Credit card debt is at record levels, interest rates remain high, and a proposed cap on credit card interest could change who gets access to credit. Joining us today is Ari Page, CEO of Fund & Grow, to discuss what these changes could mean for consumers, business owners, and the economy.

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Credit card insider wants tougher rules for his own industry

Ari Page has led Fund&Grow, a business credit consulting company, for close to two decades. He says his company has helped tens of thousands of business owners access more than two billion dollars in credit, all without a single FTC enforcement action or CFPB complaint against it. Page has become a familiar voice in business media, writing for outlets like Tampa Bay Business & Wealth and appearing on major TV networks like Fox 13 with Blake DeVine, Daily Flash, and others, as well as prominent podcasts like Entrepreneur on Fire. He also recently spoke out against a Trump administration proposal to cap credit card interest rates, warning it could backfire on the very consumers it's meant to help. He says he's watched his industry get a bad reputation because of a small number of companies acting in bad faith. He wants that to change.

Ari Page has led Fund&Grow for nearly two decades, and says the company has helped tens of thousands of business owners access more than $2 billion in credit card financing with no FTC action or CFPB complaint against it. Now a regular voice in business media, he says a handful of bad actors have given the credit card funding industry a bad name — and he wants tougher rules to fix it.

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Inc 5000 – 7 Years in a Row

Fund&Grow earned a spot on the Inc. 5000 seven years in a row and ranked three times on Inc.'s Regionals Southeast list — a record of sustained, verified revenue growth that few private companies sustain past a single year.

Fund&Grow earned a spot on the Inc. 5000 seven years in a row and ranked three times on Inc.’s Regionals Southeast list — a record of sustained, verified revenue growth that few private companies sustain past a single year.

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