Aged Shelf Corporation Inventory For Unsecured Corporate Funding In 2023 Expands
Mar 2, 2023
Philadelphia-based Wholesale Shelf Corporations (+1-267-419-7366) has launched a new offering by which new businesses can secure funding by acquiring credit-ready shelf corporations online.
Philadelphia, United States - March 2, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Businesses often need more than unsecured corporate funding because they are new and have no history of time in business. Wholesale Shelf Corporations has launched a new program, offering a large inventory of shelf corporations that can provide a potential solution to the problem.
Interested parties can find more information at Fund n Profit Focusing primarily on high-risk industries like trucking, real estate, and the financial sector, Wholesale Shelf Corporations can help new businesses purchase existing credit-ready aged companies. This gives business owners access to lenders and enables them to apply for unsecured corporate funding and credit cards.
New businesses need funding to expand and grow their market share. However, lenders typically want to see time-in-business and a Paydex score of over 80 before considering an unsecured corporate financing application. Wholesale Shelf Corporations allow businesses to find and buy an aged shelf corporation over two years old and already has an 80 Paydex score. The company assesses a company's needs and recommends an aged corporation from its extensive inventory.
According to Wholesale Shelf Corporations, there are several advantages to buying a shelf corporation. These include reducing the time and effort it takes to create and register a new company, gaining access to unsecured corporate credit and financing, demonstrating time-in-business and increasing credibility with clients, suppliers, and investors, as well as providing the opportunity to bid on government contracts or expand a business into the American market.
One customer who purchased a credit-ready aged corporation from Wholesale Shelf Corporations said about their experience, "My credit scores were boosted significantly, and I was able to start getting approved on those loans that I'd been denied for before."
Wholesale Shelf Corporations underline the differences between shell corporations and shelf corporations. Shell corporations are often fictitious entities created for the sole purpose of committing fraud and money laundering. Shelf corporations, also known as blank-check, ready-made, or aged corporations, are legally registered companies with no activity but have a time-in-business history.
To learn more about Wholesale Shelf Corporations and how credit-ready aged companies can help new businesses access lenders offering unsecured corporate financing, visit Fund n Profit
Contact Info:
Name: Don Hayes
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Organization: TAN PROPERTY GROUP LLC
Address: 2258 North Broad Street Ste 303, Philadelphia, PA 19132, United States
Phone: +1-267-419-7366
Website: http://FundnProfit.com
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