We provide business consulting, credit advising, business funding assistance, tax optimization guidance, debt consolidation strategies, government contracting support, and program management services. Our focus is on enterprise and mid-market clients seeking strategic advisory support.

Our clients include small to mid-sized businesses, entrepreneurs, government contractors, and individuals seeking credit improvement or business funding guidance. We serve clients across healthcare, construction, transportation, energy, and public sector industries.

Our headquarters is in Atlanta, GA, with additional offices in New York, NY, Miami, FL, and Las Vegas, NV. We serve clients nationwide through virtual consultations.

No. We are a consulting firm that provides educational guidance and strategic advisory services. We are not licensed attorneys, CPAs, or registered investment advisors. For legal, tax, or investment advice, we recommend consulting with appropriately licensed professionals.

MPE Consulting Group is a Veteran-Owned and DBE (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise) Certified firm. These certifications reflect our commitment to service excellence and diversity in business.

Credit advising involves analyzing your credit reports, identifying potential errors or areas for improvement, and providing guidance on dispute strategies under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). We educate clients on their rights and help them understand the dispute process.

No. We cannot guarantee any specific credit score outcome. Credit scoring is controlled by credit bureaus and scoring models we do not control. Our role is to educate you on legitimate dispute methods and help you understand factors that may affect your credit.

By law, credit bureaus have 30-45 days to investigate disputes. However, the full process may take 3-6 months or longer depending on the complexity of issues, number of items disputed, and bureau response times. Results vary by individual situation.

You will need copies of your credit reports from all three major bureaus (Equifax, Experian, TransUnion), recent account statements for disputed items, and any correspondence with creditors. We recommend obtaining reports through AnnualCreditReport.com.

No. We do not report to credit bureaus. We guide you through the process of disputing inaccurate information with bureaus and creditors. Only data furnishers (lenders, creditors) report to bureaus.

Credit advising is educational guidance about your rights under consumer protection laws and strategies for addressing inaccuracies. We help you understand the process rather than performing repairs for you. You remain in control of your own disputes.

Yes. We provide guidance on the steps to dispute fraudulent accounts, place fraud alerts, implement credit freezes, and document identity theft with the FTC. We help you understand your rights under the FCRA and state laws.

We provide guidance on SBA loans, conventional business loans, lines of credit, equipment financing, invoice factoring, and alternative funding options. We help you understand requirements and prepare documentation.

No. Lending decisions are made by lenders, not by us. We help you understand lender requirements, strengthen your application, and identify potential funding sources, but approval depends entirely on the lender's evaluation.

Requirements vary by lender and loan type. SBA loans typically require 650+ personal credit scores. Alternative lenders may work with lower scores. Business credit, revenue, and time in business are also significant factors.

Timeline varies significantly. SBA loans may take 60-90 days. Alternative funding can close in 1-2 weeks. The timeline depends on loan type, documentation readiness, and lender requirements.

Common requirements include business and personal tax returns (2-3 years), bank statements (3-12 months), profit and loss statements, balance sheets, business licenses, and articles of incorporation. Requirements vary by lender.

We charge consulting fees for our advisory services. These are separate from any lender fees or interest rates. All fees are disclosed upfront before engagement. We do not receive hidden commissions from lenders.

We provide educational guidance on tax planning strategies, entity structure optimization, deduction identification, and strategic tax positioning. We help you understand options to discuss with your tax professional.

We provide guidance on IRS resolution options including installment agreements, offers in compromise, penalty abatement, and currently not collectible status. We help you understand your options and prepare for discussions with the IRS or tax professionals.

No. We are consultants who provide educational guidance on tax strategies. For tax preparation, IRS representation, or legal tax advice, you should work with a licensed CPA, Enrolled Agent, or tax attorney.

No. The IRS makes all decisions regarding offers in compromise and other settlement options. We help you understand qualification criteria and prepare documentation, but acceptance is solely at IRS discretion.

Key first steps include registering in SAM.gov, obtaining a DUNS/UEI number, identifying your NAICS codes, and researching contract opportunities. We guide you through the registration process and help you understand the contracting landscape.

Common certifications include 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB (Women-Owned Small Business), SDVOSB (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned), and DBE. Each has specific eligibility requirements and can provide competitive advantages for certain contract set-asides.

Timelines vary widely. New contractors should expect 6-24 months to win their first contract. Building past performance, relationships, and understanding the procurement process takes time. Subcontracting is often a good first step.

No. Contract awards are determined by government contracting officers based on their evaluation criteria. We help you become more competitive, but winning is never guaranteed.

Debt consolidation combines multiple debts into a single payment, potentially with a lower interest rate. Options include personal loans, balance transfer cards, home equity loans, and debt management programs. The best option depends on your specific situation.

It depends on the method. A new loan may temporarily lower scores due to the hard inquiry. However, reducing credit utilization and on-time payments can improve credit over time. Debt settlement has more significant negative impacts.

No. Debt consolidation combines debts into one payment while paying the full amount owed. Debt settlement involves negotiating to pay less than owed, which can have more severe credit consequences and potential tax implications.

We follow a three-phase approach: 1) Assess - We analyze your current situation and goals. 2) Design - We develop a customized strategy. 3) Execute - We guide you through implementation. Each phase involves regular check-ins and progress reviews.

Our fees vary based on service complexity and engagement scope. We provide detailed fee schedules during initial consultations. All fees are disclosed before engagement, and we do not charge hidden fees.

Yes, we offer flexible payment arrangements for many of our services. Payment options are discussed during your initial consultation based on your specific engagement.

You can schedule a consultation through our online booking system, by calling (404) 520-5338, or by submitting a contact form. Initial strategy calls are typically 30-45 minutes.

We aim to respond to inquiries within 24 business hours. Urgent matters are prioritized. During active engagements, you will have direct access to your assigned consultant.

The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), and various state laws govern credit reporting and disputes. These laws provide rights to dispute inaccurate information and require bureaus to investigate.

No. Our services are educational and advisory in nature. We do not provide legal advice or represent clients in legal matters. For legal issues, please consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.

We use industry-standard encryption and security measures. Personal information is stored securely and only shared as necessary for service delivery. Please review our Privacy Policy for complete details.

We encourage open communication throughout our engagement. If concerns arise, please contact us immediately so we can address them. Our goal is your satisfaction, and we work to resolve issues promptly.

We may have affiliate relationships with certain service providers. Any affiliate relationships are disclosed in our Affiliate Disclosure page. These relationships do not affect our recommendations, which are based on your best interests.