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Learn How to Make 💰 Brokering Private Credit.
We selectively partner with individuals to find borrowers, connect them with private lenders, and earn a commission when the loan closes.
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The Broker Partnership
Three Phases. One Working Brokerage.
This business runs on knowing which deals are fundable and who will fund them. You get the framework, the lender network, and a team reviewing your live deals.
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Build the foundation
Learn which loan products exist, which markets fit you, and how a lender reads a file. Starting from zero or already originating, this is where the gaps close.
- Loan products, markets, and how lenders underwrite
- The broker's role in a transaction, start to finish
- Mentorship, scripts, and templates built from real files
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Enter the market
Find borrowers, qualify the deal, and package it. Place it into our lender network yourself or hand it to the Fundoryn Deal Desk to process alongside you.
- Outreach, referral sources, and borrower qualification
- Packaging and submitting to our private lender network
- Deal Desk support on active transactions
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Close and grow
Move qualified opportunities toward funding and earn on what closes. Then build the repeat business and referral partners that turn deals into steady flow.
- Move qualified opportunities toward funding
- Repeat borrowers and referral partnerships
- Pipeline tracking and systems that scale with you
Every application reviewed personally.
Message from the Founder
"Private Credit Is One of the Few Businesses Where the Barrier Is Access, Not Capital."
"I came into this with no finance background. No lending experience, no license, no network. What I had was sales experience and a willingness to learn how lenders actually think.
Three years later I've funded over $200 million in loans and earned multiple six-figure commission checks a year doing it. Not because I'm special, but because this business rewards people who know how to find a borrower and package a deal correctly.
Banks keep tightening. Investors still need capital. Brokers sit in that gap. I built Fundoryn to partner with great people and hand them the structure and lender access I had to assemble on my own, without the three years of guessing it took me. We grow as our brokers grow."
Vincent Dhouti
Founder, Fundoryn
- $200M+Funded in private credit loans
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It depends on your state and the type of loan. We work almost entirely in business purpose lending on investment property, which is regulated differently from consumer mortgages. On your call we go through where you are located and what that means for how you operate. We are not attorneys and this is not legal advice.
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Investment property, not owner occupied homes. Fix and flip, bridge, rental and DSCR loans, ground up construction, multifamily, and commercial. Deal sizes run from small single property loans up to eight figures, so most opportunities you come across have a home somewhere in our network.
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No. Brokers never lend their own capital. Most of the people we work with come from sales, real estate, or an adjacent industry, and plenty arrive with no finance background at all. What matters is that you are willing to have conversations with investors.
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You earn a commission when the loan closes and funds, usually a percentage of the loan amount. Nothing is owed up front, and nothing is paid if a deal falls apart. That is why we look at your files with you before they go to a lender, so time gets spent on deals that can realistically close.
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A small group, so that everyone gets real deal reviews and proper access to our lender relationships. We talk through your situation on a call first to make sure it is a good fit both ways.
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There is no honest average, because it depends on how many borrower conversations you are having and what comes across your desk. What we can say is that you are working real opportunities with us early rather than sitting on the sidelines.
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They are relationships built over years on the funding side of this business, across different property types and deal sizes. You work with that network directly instead of cold emailing lenders who have no reason to take a new broker seriously.
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Yes, and plenty of the brokers we work with start that way. This is conversation and paperwork rather than fixed hours, so it fits around a schedule. The people who move fastest are simply the ones having the most borrower conversations each week.
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No. We work through the first conversations with you: who to approach, what to ask, and how to size up a deal before it goes anywhere. You are not left to figure out the first call on your own.
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