Stop Settling for Micro-Returns
Traditional savings accounts often leave high-earning professionals with returns that barely outpace inflation. This introductory course is designed to show you a smarter way to multiply your capital without burning out. Learn how to transition from a passive saver to a confident lender in the $1T+ US private credit market.
What is Private Lending?
Learn the basic mechanics of how private capital funds real estate and business deals safely.
The $1T Opportunity
Understand why the massive shift toward private credit is creating institutional-level returns for individual lenders.
Secured vs. Unsecured
Discover how collateralized loans protect your principal and provide legal recourse.
Your First Step
Identify the specific questions and frameworks needed to evaluate your first potential deal.
Course Intelligence
Is there a minimum amount required to lend? +
While most members eventually start with $5,000–$25,000, this course teaches you the principles that apply to any capital amount.
How is this different from a savings account? +
Unlike bank savings, private lending typically offers returns between 10–20% annually by lending directly to vetted borrowers.
Who are the instructors? +
The course is led by Ashlee, an attorney and educator, and Samonae, a professional pilot—both experienced private lenders.