You should have 7-10 accounts reported on your personal credit, with at least 5 being credit cards. Utilization should be below 30%, with no recent negative marks and no more than three inquiries in the last six months.
Yes, you can. However, if you’re qualified for 0% interest funding, forming an LLC can help you qualify for higher limits.
Yes, but to access higher limits and 0% interest terms, a strong personal credit score (680+) is often required.
If your business has been established for at least two years and has proven revenue (e.g., bank statements and tax returns), you may still qualify for non-0% options.
We’ll work with you to make you eligible in the future, often through credit repair and strategic planning.
You should have 7-10 accounts reported on your personal credit, with at least 5 being credit cards. Utilization should be below 30%, with no recent negative marks and no more than three inquiries in the last six months.
Yes, you can. However, if you’re qualified for 0% interest funding, forming an LLC can help you qualify for higher limits.
Yes, but to access higher limits and 0% interest terms, a strong personal credit score (680+) is often required.
If your business has been established for at least two years and has proven revenue (e.g., bank statements and tax returns), you may still qualify for non-0% options.
We’ll work with you to make you eligible in the future, often through credit repair and strategic planning.
Yes, banks evaluate personal credit, even for business funding, as it shows your reliability as a borrower.
No, our team focuses on securing business credit that doesn’t report to consumer credit bureaus, except for lenders like Capital One and Discover, which we rarely use unless requested.
Applying for funding may result in credit inquiries, which could temporarily lower your score by 2-10 points. However, new accounts can enhance your credit over time by increasing your available credit and establishing more robust creditworthiness.
Yes, adding new credit can impact your utilization ratio. However, when managed properly, additional credit lines can help reduce utilization percentages over time.
A thin credit profile means you have few or no credit accounts reported, which can make it harder to qualify for financing. We can provide guidance on how to build and strengthen your credit profile.
Yes, banks evaluate personal credit, even for business funding, as it shows your reliability as a borrower.
No, our team focuses on securing business credit that doesn’t report to consumer credit bureaus, except for lenders like Capital One and Discover, which we rarely use unless requested.
Applying for funding may result in credit inquiries, which could temporarily lower your score by 2-10 points. However, new accounts can enhance your credit over time by increasing your available credit and establishing more robust creditworthiness.
Yes, adding new credit can impact your utilization ratio. However, when managed properly, additional credit lines can help reduce utilization percentages over time.
A thin credit profile means you have few or no credit accounts reported, which can make it harder to qualify for financing. We can provide guidance on how to build and strengthen your credit profile.

We specialize in credit enhancement and debt consolidation pathways that deliver real results.
Address: 777 Brickell Ave Suite 500 #1012 Miami, FL 33131

We specialize in credit enhancement and debt consolidation pathways that deliver real results.
Address: 777 Brickell Ave Suite 500 #1012 Miami, FL 33131