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Lesson 13 - Business Credit Approved

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<strong>Lesson</strong> <strong>13</strong>:<br />

<strong>Business</strong> History Part 2<br />

What business entity do you suppose I suggest for building<br />

credit For those who live in and around the District of<br />

Columbia (this includes those who live in Maryland and<br />

Virginia), I suggest an LLC, NOT a corporation. For those of<br />

you who do not live in and around the District of Columbia,<br />

continue reading as the material below will apply to you, and<br />

then read the section below that provides additional<br />

instructions for those that live outside the District of<br />

Columbia. The cost to obtain an aged LLC in the District of<br />

Columbia is significantly less than a corporation.<br />

You can select an aged business by finding the name of a<br />

limited liability company and affiliating the personal guarantor<br />

you select to the business. In so doing, you “marry” an aged<br />

business with a personal guarantor that meets the banks’<br />

approval guidelines.<br />

To find an aged business entity, visit the website of<br />

Washington D.C.’s Department of Consumer and Regulatory<br />

Affairs at https://corp.dcra.dc.gov/. You will need to<br />

establish a username and password (which is free) in order to<br />

access the database. And you must use Internet Explorer<br />

version 7 or higher in order to access the database. Create a<br />

list of potential aged business entities by searching by<br />

organization name, searching for names generic in nature. For<br />

example, type in “the” in the search query, and all business<br />

names that begin with that word will appear. Or type in a

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