The five components of what makes up a credit score.

Let's say someone wants to get $100,000 in credit.

How do they do that?

You literally can improve your score in the next 60 days.

Bad credit, no credit.

How do they start to get credit funding?

The largest component of what makes up a score is my goal on this podcast, usually every

podcast I have a specific goal for the listeners to leave with. On this one,

I want people to learn how to raise capital with credit cards and business credit.

Absolutely. That's easy. You know, so first of all, you know, Will Roundtree, originally from

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. And ironically, this building, I used to work here back in 2006.

Oh, dang. You know, I used to sell internet advertising. And so after I left that, that company actually

shut down, there was actually a law firm in this building that did credit. And so that's one, that's actually

kind of how I got into the credit space. Okay. Is I started working for the law firm. The law firm was

helping people with credit back in 2006. Even though prior to that, I started learning the

importance of credit before I had moved to Las Vegas in 2005.

And so I remember we were selling people credit repair and I was just like, I think I could do this.

And so ironically, and I always say, I think my story was destined for who I am today.

You know, the law firm ended up shutting down because they lost the big contract.

And then I started working for a collection agency.

So I actually saw both sides of that world.

And I learned a lot about how the protection we as consumers have against collection agents. And so kind of just fast forward

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