How to
Establish Business Credit Despite Your Personal
Credit
Business credit is more of a science than an
art. The first rule for this science is that it
is not the same as personal credit.
Many would-be and aspiring business owners are
not aware that establishing credit for a
business is just as important as establishing
personal credit. They also do not realize that a
business can have a credit score separate from
their personal credit score.
There is a world out there designed specifically
for the business entity with a whole set of
different rules.
Many entrepreneurs start out accumulating
excessive personal debt to finance a business.
Within a few months or even years, they find
that the business is a monster and needs more
food, also known as financing.
With credit cards maxxed to the limit, business
owners find themselves in a crunch and searching
for ways to raise capital. This is difficult to
do when the time is not taken to establish
business credit first. Business credit is a
crucial first step and foundation to build upon.
First, a business is not real. It really doesn't
exist until legal steps and processes are
completed to say that it does exist. PEOPLE
create businesses that have not been tested,
employed or ever earned a paycheck. So, when you
start a business and begin looking for
financing, the bank WILL ALWAYS look at your
credit because they can touch you (and your job,
and your car, and your house...). You have a
history. Your business does not.
They will pull YOUR credit report. Not the
business. And do you know why? Because you have
not established a business credit profile
separate from your personal credit profile.
Can this be done? How does a business establish
a credit profile separate from your personal
credit profile?
There is a credit system that will help you:
1. Lease vehicles like Lexus or Lamborghini,
with added tax benefits.
2. Get a business line of credit or Small
Business Loan or Business Credit Card for
expanded Advertising, Inventory and other
expansions your competitors can't get.
3. Invest in large projects like Commercial
Property or Land or Construction that your
personal credit isn't enough to guarantee.
4. Protect your personal assets from that of the
business by not having to sign, no personal
guarantee.
5. Start over with a new credit file if you need
to, instead of just being stuck with your
personal credit report
Start new businesses you always wanted to start
with Business Loans.
6. Separate your personal credit from your new
shiny business credit profile
7. Get a new credit report for every business
you start. Establish business credit that's good
even if you have poor personal credit (it's
true!)
Anyone who wants to establish a REAL BUSINESS,
with CREDIBILITY that's bankable ought to
establish business credit.
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