175: How to Build Business Credit with Oz (Oguz) Konar

<p>Oz (Oguz) Konar is a passionate entrepreneur and multiple seven-figure business owner whose mission is to help people design and build their dream businesses. &nbsp;His mission is to revolutionize the Alternative Lending Industry, one Business Loan Broker at a time. His training program, Business Lending Blueprint, has been the most comprehensive success guide focusing on leverage, low risk, high reward, and speed. &nbsp;Oz’s program has become a symbol of great principles: a solid foundation following an ethical and consultative process to train others how to become profitable in a short amount of time. &nbsp;<br> <br> Oz is regularly featured in publications such as Entrepreneur and The Huffington Post. He’s also the author of two books and speaks at national and international events several times a year. &nbsp;His training programs are responsible for creating multiple 6 and 7 figure earners and has helped countless people quit their jobs and become hyper profitable entrepreneurs.<br> <br> <br> (00:02 - 1:59) Opening Segment</p> <p>- Introduction of the host into the show</p> <p>- Alpesh introduces the guest of the show, Oz</p> <p>- Oz shares something interesting about himself<br> </p> <p>(1:59 - 21:24) How to Build Business Credit</p> <p>- What do you invest in personally? and why?</p> <p>- What is business credit? why do small businesses need one?</p> <p>- Can you share the steps for someone starting a new business into a credit worthy business</p> <p>- Is D&amp;B similar to Equifax, Experian, TransUnion in their personal credit space? Does everyone need to have a D&amp;B number?</p> <p>- What is net 30 or net 60, what does that mean?</p> <p>- What does that training platform intel is that for building credit or is it for the other side loan broker?</p> <p>- Why do you claim it's the best time to become a business loan broker?</p> <p>- What are some of the requirements to become a business loan broker?</p> <p>-How can someone who is starting out building a six-figure business as a loan broker?<br> </p> <