The Corporate Credit Build Up "Check List" Book: 25 things you can do to get your corporation ready for Funding, Corporate Credit, Business Loans and Corporate Credit Cards

by Randolph Hirsch

Business owner and award winning writer Randolph M. Hirsch reveals his list of 25 Things you can do to prepare your corporation for Business Loans, Funding, Corporate Credit, Lines of Credit and Corporate Credit cards along with a special section on obtaining High Level Corporate Trade lines and contact information for any assistance that you may need. There's also a section on selling Corporate Credit Build Up services and Trade lines to your clients and joining their Affiliate Broker re-seller program as well. The Book starts off with a section on the 25 basic things every corporation needs to do to get started in the World of Corporate Credit and leads the reader into a more advanced world of Tiers 2 and Tiers 3 Corporate Trad lines as well as sources to obtain High Level Corporate Trade lines and how to offer these services to your clients. (2) How to start your own Personal and Business Funding Business and make an extra $10 K a month Part time helping people get loans. (3) The Practice Developers Marketing series for Loan Brokers and (4) This book, "The Corporate Credit Build Up "Check List" Book. Also including in the all inclusive series and membership, a fifth booklet entitled "How to start your own Aged Corporation re seller business. In addition, the book comes included in a four part series, along with the following books as part of an Education course with Membership and support. (1) How to make $ selling Tradelines part time from home helping people with their credit. (2) Start your own Personal and Business Funding business (3) The Practice Developers Marketing For Loan Brokers and (4) This book, The Corporate Credit Build Up "Check List" Book. The author my be contacted directly by Randolph@CorporateCredit.INFO to discuss their affiliate program and services.

57 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 26, 2020

Reviews

[Gerald · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not a good book. Articles posted from nav.

All the chapters are articles from the nav website directly surprised he got away with it. But if you throughly read through most of the articles on nav.com blog site you read this book basic info. You dont need to waste time here

[Ernesto · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good book for beginners

Needs more insight, helpful for beginners, lot of references to nag.com trying to sell anything.
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