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Establish Business Credit Like A Boss

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  1.  1. Lender Requirements Overview(Introduction)
    18 Topics
  2. 2. Come Up With A Business Name
    5 Topics
  3. 3. Create a Legal Entity
    2 Topics
  4. 4. Get An EIN
    1 Topic
  5. 5. Get A Business Address & Phone
    6 Topics
  6. 6. Get Business Licenses & Permits
    2 Topics
  7. 7. Create Website & Business Email
    3 Topics
  8. 8. Get a Business Checking Account
    2 Topics
  9. 9. Get Business Insurance
    1 Topic
  10. 10. Get An Accountant
    1 Topic
  11. 11. Create A Business Plan
    1 Topic
  12. 12. Business Credit Reporting Agencies
  13. 13. Register With Dun & Bradstreet
    3 Topics
  14. 14. Get Your Experian Business Report
    2 Topics
  15. 15. Get Your Equifax Business Report
    2 Topics
  16. 16. Business Credit Scores
  17. 17. Business Credit Information Business Credit Information
    2 Topics
  18. 18. Optimize Your Personal Credit
    4 Topics
  19. 19. Adding Vendor and Credit Tradelines
  20. 20. Apply for Vendor Accounts
    10 Topics
  21. 21. Apply for CD Secured Business Loan
    1 Topic
  22. 22. Ask Suppliers To Report To The Bureaus
    2 Topics
  23.  23. Apply For Business Credit Cards
    3 Topics
  24. 24. Business Term Loans
    3 Topics
  25. 25. Equipment Financing
    3 Topics
  26. 26. Business Line of Credit
    3 Topics
  27. 27. Invoice Financing
    3 Topics
  28.  28. Business Cash Advance
    3 Topics
  29. 29. SBA & Long-Term Loans
    3 Topics
  30. 30. Explore Business  Credit Cards
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To-Do 1 – Create a Professional Business Address

RoseAllure August 28, 2022
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The business you create needs to be professional and organized. It should look like the address of quality, established business. If needed, you can use it as a simple mailing address. Some lenders will not loan to businesses based out of the home, but you can use your home address if you have no other option. You can still build your credit scores, but your borrowing opportunities may be limited. Use the address verification tool from Experian to see if your address will work. If it says “residential or mail stop,” you will need to make changes. However, if it comes back as “business” or “unknown,” you should be able to use that address with no issues.