Virtual office as business address possible?

[t1mothy]

Can a business get credit using a ipostal? Started a Nevada corporation to build business credit and as much as possible try not to use my home address, but I'm really concerned that using a virtual office as my business address might raise red flags with the banks or lenders. Anyone tried using a virtual office as their business address?

 

[Rabbi_]

I've used a virtual office address for my LLC, and while some banks asked for extra verification, it didn't block credit approvals...just be ready with business documents and a real phone number

 

[altis.atlantis]

Can a business get credit using a ipostal? Started a Nevada corporation to build business credit and as much as possible try not to use my home address, but I'm really concerned that using a virtual office as my business address might raise red flags with the banks or lenders. Anyone tried using a virtual office as their business address?

You can use iPostal or virtual addresses. It's okay. Some lenders do sniff it out quickly and get a little weird. But it's definitely not gonna be a red flag. They might just ask extra verification, that's all.

 

[Alohashark]

Can a business get credit using a ipostal? Started a Nevada corporation to build business credit and as much as possible try not to use my home address, but I'm really concerned that using a virtual office as my business address might raise red flags with the banks or lenders. Anyone tried using a virtual office as their business address?

It works for starting business credit but for big loans it may raise red flag so for that it's best to use a physical address.

 

[debtdoctor126]

I completely agree! It's a solid option for getting things off the ground, but when it comes to making larger financial decisions, having a physical address is definitely the more secure choice

 

[financialfresh5tart]

Exactly, it's a good way to get going. But having a real address gives you extra protection when you start dealing with more serious money stuff.