The Cash Factor
Converting accounts receivable into cash on hand is quickly becoming one of the preferred ways to provide immediate cash flow for your business. This simple process is called factoring.
You sell your accounts receivable to an investment company called a factor and receive cash immediately, while the factor collects the invoices owed to you. With factoring, you retain complete control and ownership of your company, and you get the cash you need.
A Profit Tool
Factoring gives you a valuable business management technique. You get the cash you need now to:
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Meet current expenses including payroll and other operating costs
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Purchase additional inventory to increase sales volume and, ultimately, profits
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Fund expansion and growth plans
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Take advantage of early payment discounts offered by your suppliers
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Respond immediately to seasonal demands and opportunities
A No Debt Solution
Unlike borrowing money to meet cash flow needs, factoring does not create debt. "Getting a loan" increases your ultimate expenses by the amount of interest, and reduces the bottom-line value of your company.
Loans also require collateral limited by your hard assets. Factoring is not a loan, so there is no debt to repay. Your balance sheet is more attractive and your financial position is strengthened.
Our Services Include:
Business Based:
Delinquent Commercial Debt
Commercial Debt Management
Equipment Leases
International Receivables
Medical Receivable Funding
Purchase Orders (We can fund material costs for contracts)
Vendor Paper
Construction Receivables
Insurance Based:
Annuities
Casino Winnings
Lawsuit Awards
Personal Injury Claims
Structured Settlements
Viatical Settlements
Government Based:
Farm Production Contracts
Lottery Winnings
Military Pensions
Collateral Based:
Automobile Note Portfolios
Developer Paper
Distressed Property
Equipment Notes
Foreclosures
Homeowner Association Assessments
Land Notes
Business Notes
Mortgage Notes