IS YOUR BUSINESS GETTING THE CREDIT IT DESERVES?

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Strengthen your business credit. Get your business the boost you need. My Business Credit Blueprint allows you to add permanent positive credit history to your business to help you reach your financial goals.

WHAT IS BUSINESS CREDIT AND HOW ARE THE SCORES MEASURED?

Robert Pierce - Author of This Course

Before we get to the good stuff, let's first discuss what exactly is business credit? It's safe to say personal credit and business credit are not the same. A business credit score is a number that indicates whether a company would be a reliable borrower to receive a loan, tradelines, or become a business customer. It's based on a company's credit obligations and repayment histories with their lenders and suppliers. Some of the information you'll find on your business credit report is:.

Financial data. This data includes annual sales and may include a financial statement.

Payment history. This section shows a company’s payment history for the past several years. This includes invoice activity, outstanding balances, payment terms, and credit limits.

Public Records. This section lists legal filings, bankruptcies, collections, and UCC filings (Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) filings allow creditors to notify other creditors about a debtor's assets used as collateral for a secured transaction). If a business has legal judgments or collection accounts reporting in this section, a creditor may view the business as being in financial distress and may be hesitant to work with it.

Based on the information listed in a small business credit report, each business credit agency, Duns and Bradstreet, Equifax business, and Experian business, will issue a business credit score or rating that predicts the company's payment behavior.

[BUSINESS CREDIT BLUEPRINT]

THE ONLY TRAINING THAT WILL TEACH HOW TO BUILD YOUR BUSINESS FOR FUNDING SUCCESS

Learn How to Build Your Business For Funding Success.

The following steps can be completed in as little as 60-90 days.

Step 1:

Choose Your Business Name

You'll want to confirm that your business name is not already registered. Every state has a secretary of state or other state agency that’s responsible for business entity filings. In most states, the website of the state business filing agency includes an online entity name check tool. You can use the online tool to search for business names and find out whether another business is already using the name you have chosen. Another option is to google, "business name availability YOUR STATE". If both options do not work you can visit incfile.com or incauthority.com and they will help you search if the name you've chosen has already been registered. Once you've confirmed the name has not already been registered you can start working on your logo.

Step 2:

Create a Logo

Creating a logo can be a very easy task.

This can be done on websites like canva.com, looka.com, or even adobe.com. If you are not up for the task, you're welcome to hire a professional/freelancer on Fiverr.com.

Step 3:

Choose Your Location

Will you be registering your business with your home address, a commercial address, or a virtual address? A P.O. Box is not recommended to build business credit. If you are running a business from home and would like to conceal your location, I strongly recommend using a virtual address. You can purchase virtual addresses with companies, such as Alliance Virtual Office or ipostal1.com.

Step 4:

Time to take action...Are you ready to buil your business for funding success?

You can do this yourself using your secretary of state or other state agency website that’s responsible for business entity filings or use services like IncFile.com or IncAuthority.com, which will file and submit everything for you.

BONUS!!

Below you will find a list of Business/Commercial Auto Loans.

Some examples on how these loans can be beneficial is to purchase a car and place advertising on the car or purchase vehicles for a construction business or even start a passive income business, like renting cars on Turo. Starting a business with OPM (other peoples money) requires very little out of pocket to get started.

Business Auto Loan

Ally Financial (you'll want to find a dealer who works with the loan. you can find this information on their website. Freeze your personal credit reports before going to the dealer and ask for the commercial finance manager. You can also check vroom and ask to have your financing through Ally Financial Business)For to come to the smallest detail, no one should practice any kind of work unless he derives some benefit from it.

Bank of America Business Auto Loan (you can apply online prior to visiting the dealer)

Navy Federal Vehicle Loan (you can apply online prior to visiting the dealership. You will need active banking with Navy Federal in order to apply, and will require personal guarantee)

You can also refinance your personal car in your business name! This is a great option if you need to lower your debt to income ratio (DTI) when buying a house. Please contact one of the lenders listed above for more details on how to get started.

TESTIMONIALS

Madison Ros

This book is a great resource for people just starting their business and looking into building their business credit. This comes in handy - in my case transitioning from an assumed name DBA to an LLC - its difficult to navigate with banks, this book pretty much sums up everything in layman's terms

Agnes Erry

This is great for new business owners who are interested in growing their business and credit lines with banks

Helen Ortiz

A great book for understanding how to construct a solid foundation!!!!

Marcus Johnston

Total Game Changer!! The type of contagious knowledge everyone needs!

Celena Griffin

This book was an easy quick read with so much valuable information that I can use immediately as a new business owner. It’s truly for everyone, no matter where you are in your financial building process - from credit repair complete with sample letters to the checklist for new business owners to leveraging personal credit to access business funding. He literally gave us the blueprint with this one!

Chilla Reed

It wasn't a long book it's not a lot of difficult terms or information . You not reading somebody brag about their success. For 150 pages it's a concise road map to help you get a better understanding of how things are set up with financial literacy as far as credit and business credit. If you a sports fan it's a playbook.

If you are a business owner, you need to hear this SBFE (Small Business Financial Exchange) banks are lending generously right now! If you want to take advantage of money season but have little or no business credit, I have access to an inside move that successful businesses have been using for decades. Now you can have the same ability to build your business credit within 90 days and get funding!

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