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Thank you for the video I’m starting my own business and I know nothing on marketing and nothing on business

So if im new to credit (around 4months at this time) I have excellent payment history ect. From what I see the only things I have that need improvement is my credit age and having less hard inquiries. What would be the best way to try and get business credit going for my small Landscape company??

Man this is location dependent because elevator guys don’t make anywhere near that in my area My uncle, brother and brother in-law are killing it but the guys here are getting by

Awesome man and inspirational. Great smile 😃

the entry exam in nyc is very tricky. i believe there is tons of cheating nd those that give out copies of the test. one of my neighbors in a mechanic and he is a total dummy. no way in hell he passed that test legit. people with connections get the test and answers. They ask various difficult math and volumetric questions, analytical bs. you have to pay to take the test. its a big money making operation.

Is this viable in modern day california?

Mr Wakefield I appreciate you understanding that these days regulation has pushed more tradesmen to have a desire to become licensed sooner to actually feed their family. Gone are the times of doing side work under the table and paying “friends” to sign for to take the exam. A more streamline way to become a licensed plumber would entice more people to get into the trade and be good at it by being able to support their families

You should interview a auto body technician on the show

every Lender i spoke with always ties the Personal credit to the EIN , I have an LLC and they most definitely make you use personal with the application , so unless there is a secret code you use . I feel you are misguiding people here.

This was a very insightful conversation. Brady is brilliant and looks to be a hardworking guy. I wish we all new-generation plumbers could take pride in our jobs like him.

Love Roger Wakefield!!

If I was a kid, i wish i can be a plumber. plumbers are making a killing in my area.

I am a certified desk jockey and I appreciate the trades! Couldn't keep my house a home without you guys 😅

Bullshit. Pick and choose application process.

Closed industry. Everyone wants the few jobs.the lottery has better odds

Cut the BS red tape, raise starting wages, lay out a plan for young people to follow, and give them great training. PROBLEM SOLVED!!! 😏

dont waste your time here

this has got to be the dumbest division of labour ever. septic guys and plumbers aught to just do both jobs. they arent that different.

I worked for an elevator company. The union guys couldn’t put the interior in a cab in one day. Me and another guy from the shop did one in 30 minutes and we took a break when he got a phone call.

Good luck getting into the union. If your white and you aren’t related to someone except to have 30 points deducted from the entry test so your max score is 70 not enough to be considered.

Screw this guy. You can borrow from your trust now. Welcome to the Golden Age. No more gate-keeping..#Kimarie

This video has hit the nail on the head as far as the elevator trade and the union. It’s a trade where you get from it what you put into it. Work hard, learn the skills that are taught and needed and success is in your hands! After being in the elevator trade and with the union every step of it, I can honestly say that I am proud of the work we as a trade have done! I’m retired now and am enjoying those benefits that are revered across many trades! I’ve been fortunate to have worked in all the divisions of the elevator field and have always tried to help educate and be educated by all of my fellow brothers and sisters! The learning part never stops from either side and it has been a very rewarding and satisfying career! Not many trades last for such a long time as I have put in more than 40 years! I see this trade and many others growing every day and becoming better and better!

This is Brittni Yurchak from CA! I love these vids, thank you!

00:09:21... ?WHERE DID HE SAY HIS DAD WORKED?... JUST CURIOUS...

Yes we need more people in trades!

APPRICIATE THE TIME THEY TOOK TO GIVE ME ADVICE

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Over $2100 in union dues a year?!

What is the hourly rate?

These are salesmen , dont listen

To get corporate credit you haveto have atleast a 780 unless you’ve been established for a year then 660 or 680 I’ve tried the ein loan and credit cards through a corporation but they wouldn’t allow anything because I’ve only been in business 4 months and I’m not at 780. Build your score up or pay out of pocket.

Which states offer training with apprenticeship?

I def will be reaching out to this gentleman soon. Exactly what I was looking for.

How come I never hear about machinist. Every single part manufactured had to have a machinist make the molds dies fixtures machines and parts that make the manufacturing process work. We would literally have nothing if it weren't for the invention of the mill and lathe

Update on this. Don't buy their service. Get Nav and start opening net 30s. Just google net 30s that report to the three main. I was able to monitor progress with Nav for around 43 bucks a month. Then when you pay off the net 30s and wait a month, then it reports to some of them. Then open up some lines of credit that report to the agencies. Once you do that you can get the Nav credit card with no personal pull, they start you low like 250 a month. I haven't got it in the mail yet. But then you can start utilizing that card. Just do some research. I put about 2 hours a day toward research. But you are doing research instead of paying 4000 bucks for this service he provides. If you are a small business trying to just get started. Start with Nav and 30 day nets.

Rodger trying to figure out what the hell you talking about take another sip out that cup

examples for days you look like you high in the interview

ill give you another example hahhahhahhhhahahhhahahaha

he didnt say nothing in this whole video

Im a Heavy equipment operator in Kentucky.30+ years experience. Where's all the good companies and jobs at? I'm willing to travel.

😂😂😂😂😂dont listen to these guys

When you got 8-10 calls a day u aint got time strip whole unit down.

We’re making 65+ an hour up here northeast

Where are these 100k/yr jobs??? Let alone $350k/yr. What a joke. Only guys I hear make any money are business owners paying their trade guys nothing. Wage increases in the next ten years!?!?!? In the last 19-15 years where I live wages are actually dropping thanks to mass immigration. And you want to know what I hear from actual business owners... The trades guys hooked on powerful substances are their favorite employees because they are always hungry for hours to cover their addictions. So they are willing to kill themselves to be fast and look like star employees. You guys don't mention the short career of the trades. Tell them how many guys are on the tools at 60 yrs old. Not every guy is a supervisor. Then discuss the horrible attitudes of foreman's or bosses towards new guys. I see the older guys frequently have zero patience to train the new young guys and tend to just scream and swear at them. It's funny how I'm the guy in my 50's that is expected to ONLY work with the new young guys and get them trained. So I'm accused of being too slow while the foreman takes only the experienced young guys to work with until my new trainee has learned the basics and now understands what is going on... Then the foreman grabs my new guy to assist him while I work solo because his superstar has court for his latest criminal charge. Then you mentioned safety. If you work commercial or industrial the safety standards are very high. If you work residential or for a factory there is no safety... It's just work fast and if you get hurt you better be quiet about it or say it happened at home or we will fire you. You'd be blown away if you saw all the accidents I've seen in just the past 6 months at one particular company. One young guy just lost part of the vision in one of his eyes when a screw accidentally hit him in the eye (no safety glasses) and he panicked and yanked it out.

bro your ein is not all you need, if you a llc even ad an s corp, if your a sole member all banks go off your credit score, not the business...stop scamming people.

It’s always a pleasure to listen to wisdom

So dude is 68, put in 65 years...hmm. interesting how that works.

Ok. So just got approved for company credit card through NAV for 250 bucks. (No they didn't pull my personal credit) Yes it is a small card, but I plan to use it and get credit increases. I just started adding Net 30s to my account and bought the NAV service that shows your DUN, Equifax, and Experian business credit. By just adding a couple net 30s and paying them off, I am off to the races. You can do it yourself and NAV was around 50 bucks every 3 months. Paydex is up to 80 now. Experian is up to 91. The hard one is Equifax. I am still trying to find something to report to that.

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