Fundability can be overwhelming. It’s important to have working understanding of the Fundable definition when you talk about certain business factors, so you can have a good a grasp on the Fundability of your business and what affects it.

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Always check to be absolutely sure that a virtual or brick and mortar office provider is insured. Your homeowner’s may not cover someone visiting your office and becoming injured. As for renter’s insurance, the chances are even lower that there would be coverage.

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Your trucking business plan has a lot riding on it. Being precise but also flexible is crucial. It is a chance to show investors, business partners, and lending institutions that you have done your best to cover as many contingency situations as possible.

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Do business credit cards affect personal credit? They can, but they don’t have to. Find out how to prevent that and increase your business funding potential at the same time.

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Are you wondering how fundable your business actually is? An analysis of fundability can help you figure out what, if any, changes you need to make to ensure your business can get the funding it needs to grow and thrive.

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While it isn’t always necessary to start with Tier 1 business credit when building a business credit score, it is virtually always better to do so.

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Your personal phone number or your business phone service is being provided by all sorts of companies these days. With the advent of companies like Verizon Wireless, gone are the days of Ma Bell having a monopoly.

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Virtually every aspect of Fundability™️ will show up on a funding request. From your business name to business credit scores to a business plan to your application, it’s Fundability™️ all the way.

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