Building Business Credit for Small Business
Is your business in a position to survive and thrive without you? 
Are you building a sellable business?
According to John Warrilow author of Built to Sell, the number one mistake entrepreneurs make is to build a business that relies too heavily on them. So when it comes time to sell, buyers aren’t confident that the company can stand on its own.
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Get an 80 paydex score and your business will be able to qualify for all the credit it needs. 
Have you ever heard that statement before?
It’s by far the most misleading and misguided advice circulating the industry and unfortunately too many small business owners are buying into this misinformation.
In this post let’s shed some light on this very issue so you can gain a much better understanding of what to expect during the credit granting process.
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Looking for secured credit cards that rebuild credit? 
Did you know that not all secured credit cards report to all three major credit agencies?
Whether you are looking to rebuild credit after bankruptcy or recover from past credit problems taking the time to understand the process is just as important as the process itself.
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Many small businesses consider themselves ‘too small’ to worry about the incorporation of a business. However, whether, you’re a self-employed social media consultant or a landscaper, incorporating or forming an LLC business (Limited Liability Company) can be a smart idea. 
Here are the top five reasons it will benefit you:
#1 Liability protection
First and foremost, the LLC and the Corporation (C Corporation or S Corporation) protect the owner’s personal assets from any liability of the company.
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How much money do you need to start your business?
Should you get a loan, line of credit, or credit card?
How will you decide the effectiveness of your marketing campaigns?
These are just a few of the key questions that successful startups and growing companies ask so they can make confident financial decisions.
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