Just for fun, I'm going to make some broad assumptions and speculation about finances based on what a scam/grift company set up would probably look like. Nothing here is based on evidence, but if anything ever comes out on the topic, here is what I would expect to find:
- Most if not all of the money collected for lifetime memberships or any kind of annual memberships is likely long gone. His monthly cash-flow was/is probably highly dependent on monthly recurring payments, speaking fees, renewals and premium upsells. There is likely nothing in the bank, because that would carry a tax implication for the end of the year
- His company's gross revenue is probably around 500k - 1mm give or take. This is purely a back of the napkin guess. I could be way off in either direction
- His personal income from the company is likely less than we would expect. For the purposes of avoiding the loan repayment based on the terms of that settlement, he probably wants to show a personal income of ≤ 100k.
- based on this - I wouldn't be surprised if his wife/girlfriend had a higher salary/personal income from the company and most of the things like living expenses are funneled through her
- I would imagine the company is set up to show a loss. For example they probably have a lot of non-salary expenses on things like luxury travel, meals and entertainment, computers/phones, professional and business services