Here's a summary of the video, written in the tone of Bev O'Shea:
If you're looking to start a business but have bad credit, here are five places you can try to get funding:
• Lendesa: This is a freelance cash advance lender. They don't do a hard credit check, but they'll look at third-party credit bureaus and your business revenue. You can borrow up to $20,000 with interest rates as low as 20%.
• Yendo: This lender uses your car as collateral, so your credit score doesn't matter. You can get a line of credit from $450 to $10,000.
• Fundo: This merchant cash advance lender works with freelancers, small businesses, contractors, sellers, and franchises. They look at your bank account activity rather than your credit score.
• Giggle Finance: This lender provides up to $5,000 with no credit requirements. They work with app-based freelancers, rideshare drivers, handymen, and more.
• Fair Credit: This service gives you a business credit file and reports to various credit bureaus. If you make between $2,500 and $250,000, they'll also give you a business credit card or line of credit.
The key is to focus on lenders that don't rely heavily on personal credit scores. Look for those that assess your business income and activity instead. And be sure to use the right business bank account to help build your business credit profile.
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