Navigating Business Funding: The Credit Specialist's Perspective
As a Credit Specialist, I understand the challenges entrepreneurs face when trying to secure funding for their new LLCs. The key is to understand the three ways to raise capital:
- Good credit score
- Revenue coming into the business
- Collateral
Choosing the Right Banks
When it comes to traditional lenders, it's important to understand that they will look at your credit and the relationship you have with them. Tier one institutions like Chase, American Express, and Bank of America may not be the best options, as they rely heavily on FICO scores and may not consider factors like authorized users, rental payments, or subscriptions.
Alternative Funding Sources
If you're just starting out with your LLC and EIN, here are some alternative lenders to consider:
- Advantage Finance: Provides credit cards based on your Advantage credit score.
- PNC Bank: A FICO 9 lender that considers authorized users, subscriptions, and rental payments.
- Wells Fargo: Offers a new business credit card that considers FICO 9 scoring.
- BCU (Backer Credit Union): Provides business credit cards based on Vantage 3 TransUnion scoring.
- Vidiian: Offers business credit cards based on Vantage TransUnion scoring.
- Navy Federal Credit Union: Experiences-based FICO 9 scoring.
- Hovia Jia: Provides multiple products on a single hard pull, with Advantage 4 scoring.
Remember, it's important to understand the details and avoid listening to those who may not provide the full picture. By being strategic and leveraging the right lenders, you can successfully fund your business ventures.
For more information on business credit funding, personal credit funding, or negative item removal, schedule a one-on-one consultation by clicking the link in the description.
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