How did I get a 51-year-old meatball vendor to buy a house for four?

First of all, this is my classic case.

And it's the beginning of serious independent career case-making.

From the beginning, I asked to broker a house in Ayutthaya, a house rebuilt on land.

The landlord had a customer who wanted to buy his house a lot, but talked to the bank several times and didn't pass.

"That was the beginning of my acquaintance with this client."

The first day we met, we talked about how he did it.

How many banks have you filed in the past? What does each bank say?

To the conclusion that he couldn't recover from his personal papers, age and career clarity.

It took me six months to mold this case.

- Foundation the accounting system of the new store.

- Drop the payable record system.

- Follow the lease documents correctly.

- Follow the shopping bill. Fine to the storefront. Talk to every detail with the wholesale store. Meatballs, charcoal, wood, various equipment.

- Put the collection system in an orderly manner.

- Money circulation system in the state.

- Travel to the provinces 300 kilos to commit financial misdeeds for clients.

- Nanny for six months.

- Not less than three trips to the bank.

Finally, the client approved. Got the dream house.

And only paid me $50,000.

What I got more than that money was the foundation.

That made me understand the profession 100%.

Understand what the bank wants from this group of customers.

Understand what to do so customers can recover.

So many cases have followed, including flea market vendors, bespoke food, grocery stores, toasted pork sales, grilled chicken papaya salad, peas sales, online sales, fried chicken, Thai snacks, etc.

All the cases I typed went. "I made it through every case."

Not because I'm good, but because I'm actually on the field.

Take the bank loan officer to investigate the business together.

Talk to the adults, talk to the precincts, see the potential of everyone I've filed.

And all my clients who are self-employed have a very high degree of discipline.

This is what I see as the highest value in loans.

"Is that the customer has been at the dream home."

Banks get unpaid disciplined customers.

Because this group of customers understand how hard it is to get a house for a while, "so he would devote himself and do anything to get this house to be his as soon as possible."

If you really want to own a house today,

I'm sure I'm the one who can make you a landlord.

I don't like the media. I like to stay quiet.

But there's always a case through my hands. Approve a transfer every month.

Until I saw that the profession was being held by people who were not as active as I was to deceive customers for benefits, regardless of whether they got a home or not.

Let's collect money and still disapprove.

"I can't accept it."

I'm going to be the one to be side by side with a customer who really wants to buy a house and is in trouble.

Even though the proceeds of selling one of my luxury homes are equal to 10 or 20 cases.

I will continue because I will not let anyone

To hurt the people I love.

Thanks to this area, this group has given me the opportunity to help many people.

I'm not the best, I've been wrong by my own indiscretions, I've never cared about client cases.

Ever hurt to disappoint customers

But today I am the strongest person to take you as the landlord you want.