Understand there is Business credit and then there is corporate credit.

@Bryan A. someone please correct me if I am wrong but the only two ways I know of to do that is to either get a new job or to move into a SoloK which requires an existing, qualifying LLC or corporate entity controlled by me.

I've seen redevelopment corporations in the news but have no idea how profitable they are and if its feasible for a larger-than-average mom and pop investor.Thanks!

Also, is there a strategic advantage to looking near big corporate headquarters (e.g.

There is a reason why corporate jobs are a guaranteed route to middle/upper-middle class.

Is there any bank or other corporation that we need to go through to obtain a loan?

@Peter M. please let me assure you it is not a difficult task for a competent lawyer to pierce the veil of an LLC. 2nd year Corporations covers it in law school. 

Several major health care corporations have moved their headquarters to Nashville.

Jake, we work with both very sophisticated corporate investors and new ones...primarily on the sourcing and acquisition side but also to provide repair and renovation and leasing and management. 

I had a strange experience with this company and wondering if it is isolated. I submitted all documentation for the acquisition line of credit and was told I would have a POF letter next day. Then complete radio silen...