Reasons for Factoring

"Do not wait; the time will never be ‘just right'.
Start where you stand, and work with whatever tools
you may have at your command,
and better tools will be found as you go along."
-Napoleon Hill

What are the reasons for factoring your A/R ?

Factoring does not create debt on your balance sheet.

Factoring allow you to maintain full management control of your business.

Factoring increases your purchasing power, enabling you to do more business.

Factoring eliminates the need for bank loans or SBA Loans.

Factoring improves your credit rating, and gives you cash to meet your obligations.

Factoring eliminates using equipment, real estate or inventory for collateral

Factoring saves on your in-house staff costs.

Factoring presents a professional image to your clients.

Factoring eliminates the need for venture capitalists or partners that share in decision-making and profits.

Factor only the ones you choose or ALL of your receivables.

Stop factoring any time you choose without termination penalties

Start again any time you need the service

Receive credit reports at reasonable rates.

Why would someone want to sell their note?
There are many reasons why someone would want a lump sum payment on their third party billing / accounts receivable.

To optimize your Vendor discounts for paying early

To take advantage of investment opportunities

To expand existing your practice / business

To fund Capital purchases

To pay taxes, payroll or other operating expenses

To simply get away from the time and hassle of collecting payments

To have A/R collections and credit screeing handled by a professional freeing time to build your business

To insure your practice / business can meet its weekly
operating expenses

BOTTOM LINE

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