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Old 05-08-2007   #1 (permalink)
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I've always been interested in this...i don't have a huge business...but a smaller one with good credit (and not a lot of revenue)...

would it be possible to get a load on my business credit rather than personal credit (as my personal credit is shot)...

how would i go about doing this as well?
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Visit your bank and ask them. They'd review your history and see if you were qualified.
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a high net worth invidudal in your town. there are more guys looking to invest then good deals out there.
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You can also partner with someone who has got an excellent market reputation with the bankers. That way your business credit score would go up.
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Business credit is surely a good way of getting more funds but bear in mind, the higher the leverage of a business organization, the higher is the risk.
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Yes, of course they will give you the business credit if you could prove them that your business has been running on profit for the past two years or so and tell them it would sustain in such in the coming years too.
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