Credit Building Programs​

Debt financing (OPM: using Other People’s Money) always starts with a review of your credit worthiness by reviewing how you have repaid your financial obligations before. Whether it’s a bank, car dealership, a mortgage or finance company, your friends and family, or the local loan shark hanging out in the local bar, anyone who’s being asked to loan you money starts with wanting to know how you have paid your prior debts or not. Bad credit? You are not alone. Only a small minority of people and small businesses have perfect credit. The good news is, with our credit building programs, you can improve your credit report!

Step 1: How’s your credit?

There is no reason for you to live with bad credit and continually suffer all of the pain and agony that comes with bad or mediocre credit.

How much is it worth to you to improve your FICO by 150 points in less than a month?

New Businesses & Start-Ups

Beginning with nothing more than a dream, entrepreneurs need to marshal their imagination, drive and ambition in order to launch their new business. However, to survive and even to thrive they need all the help they can muster to weather the storms they will need to survive. Every new entrepreneur will see their next egg dwindle while their credit card balances reach almost unsustainable levels. There’s a reason most small businesses close in failure within their first two years.

Banks WILL NOT lend to start-ups or to any business with less than two years of verifiable operations and at least six months of profitability. (Banks will loan to customers with solid financial resources and credit histories, but it will be a personal loan, not a true business loan.)
Sooner or later, most new business owners will exhaust their reserves. And not just their resources, but those of their friends and family as well.
Building a good business credit history needs to be a goal of every new business:

Credit Building Programs​ & Start-Ups

If you have a new business (or even just plan to start one), at the top of your “to-do” list should be a detailed plan to build your business credit. Most new entrepreneurs let it slide; they are just too busy managing a long list of “here and now” priorities that simply can’t wait. However, the potential rewards of building your business credit profile can’t be overstated. Unfortunately, rewards won’t accrue until later.

Your time and effort

Actively work to build your business credit profile If you don’t build your business credit profile

First 2 years

Minimal effect Totally dependent on your own resources

In your 3rd year & Beyond

Can help your business grow and prosper Very high probably of failure

Most new business owners never realize they are in a race to become a “bankable” business before their own reserves run out. a) Nearly every new owner wants to think their sales are going to take off, their business will boom right off the starting line, and the money will just roll in… instant success! b) It can also be said that every new owner quickly realizes making their business successful just won’t happen without an ongoing and continual investment of time and money. c) The sad truth is that most people don’t have the staying power to last for the long haul. Credit building programs can help entrepreneurs improve their creditworthiness, making it easier to secure financing and keep their business on track for long-term success.

Step 2: Credit Repair Business

Most new business owners never realize they are in a race to become a “bankable” business before their own reserves run out. a) Nearly every new owner wants to think their sales are going to take off, their business will boom right off the starting line, and the money will just roll in… instant success! b) It can also be said that every new owner quickly realizes making their business successful just won’t happen without an ongoing and continual investment of time and money. c) The sad truth is that most people don’t have the staying power to last for the long haul. Credit building programs can help businesses establish a solid credit history, increasing their chances of securing necessary funding to weather these challenges.