How to structure your personal credit for $250K+ in business funding

How to structure your personal credit for $250K+ in business funding when your business is under two years old. The six pillars banks judge you on, and the exact order to fix them before you apply. 🏦 Want up to $100K in business funding in the next 30 days? Apply here: https://turnerfunding.com/funding 🔧 Fix Your Credit Fast: https://turnerfunding.com/cr If your business is under two years old, the bank isn't judging your business. They're judging you. Your personal credit report decides whether you get approved, how much you get, and what rate you pay, and most people with a 700+ score are still getting approved for scraps because nobody ever showed them how lenders actually read it. In this video I break down the six pillars I used to fix my own credit, get $100,000 in funding, and open two barbershops. It's the same blueprint I use with clients today, from the score you want before you apply to the banks you want on your report. In this video you'll learn: ▸ Why lenders judge your personal credit, not your business, for the first two years ▸ The score to hit before you apply, and why utilization under 10% (not 30%) is where approvals happen ▸ How to use the three bureaus to your advantage when you have inquiries ▸ How to clean your report using your rights under the FCRA ▸ The three tiers of banks, and which ones should make up 80% of your accounts Do all six, in order, no skipping. Then go get that $250K. If your personal credit is 700 or higher and you're serious about scaling, you already qualify for more capital than you think. Hit the link above and let's get you access to it. CHAPTERS 0:00 Why the bank is judging you, not your business 0:00 Pillar 1: Your credit score 0:00 Pillar 2: Utilization under 10% 0:00 Pillar 3: Inquiries and the three bureaus 0:00 Pillar 4: Clean your report with the FCRA 0:00 Pillar 5: Age and credit mix 0:00 Pillar 6: Banking relationships and the tier system 0:00 How I got $100K in funding 0:00 Your six-step assignment #businessfunding #businesscredit #creditrepair