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Building Business Credit
Hey guys, I'm looking into starting an LLC in the near future. The question I have is this: Is there a good way to begin building a good credit report for the business before it is actually in use. I was thinking something along the lines of getting a business account, credit card, and lines of credit, but just letting them sit until they would be needed at a later date. Would that begin to build credit or is all of that of no benefit without consistent business income or use of the credit? Thanks in advance for your help.