Paramount Capital Enterprises, we assist individuals and businesses through their cash flow challenges without increasing debt.

Do you currently receive any debt payment that are paid over time?  Such as payments from a structured settlement, Business Notes, Equipment Leasing, Automobile Notes, Lottery Winning or any other of 60 different types of cash flows?  Do you need money? Contact us for additional information on how we can help.

What Are Structured Settlements?
A Structured Settlement is a method of paying damages to a plaintiff (the injured party) over a period of time when a lawsuit has been settled.

How Are Structured Settlements Created?
A structured settlement most commonly results from a personal injury lawsuit involving:

• Product liability
• Motor vehicle collisions
• Wrongful death
• Medical malpractice

When the outcome of a lawsuit results in a settlement, the damages awarded are funded in the form of an annuity contract issued by an insurance company. This settlement is structured as follows:

• A company (typically an insurance company) is selected by the defendant to structure the settlement.
• The structured settlement company purchases an annuity contract and sends the payments from the annuity to the plaintiff. The payments are fixed in time and amount.
• The structured settlement company retains ownership of the annuity even though the plaintiff is the beneficiary.

Who Can Benefit From the Sale of a Structured Settlement?

Each year about 15,000 new structured settlement transactions are originated in the United States. This ever-growing number points to an estimated cash flow of $25 billion. Plaintiffs receiving a structured settlement can benefit from the sale of their stream of payments by receiving a lump-sum of cash.

Opportunities in this area are limited in some states. Be sure that you check your state's laws regarding assignment of assigning structured settlements. Our Consultants can often purchase settlements that plaintiffs have been told are nonassignable. Contact us for further information and assistance in this area.

Are you receiving payments from a structured settlement? Do you need money? Contact us for additional information on how we can help.

What Are Business Notes?
A business note is a promissory note secured by a business and its assets.

How Are Business Notes Created?
Business notes are created when a business owner sells a business using seller financing. The note is secured by the business and its assets in case the buyer defaults.

Who Can Benefit from the Sale of Business Notes?
About 85 percent of all business sales involve seller financing. The seller will accept a cash down payment for part of the sale and a promissory note for the rest. Often the seller of the business involved wishes to move on to another venture or industry or may need money for expansion.

If you have recently sold a business that you are still holding a note for, contact us for further information.

What Is an Equipment Leasing Contract?
An Equipment Leasing Contract is an agreement by the equipment owner (lessor) to provide equipment for use by the lessee (user of equipment).

How Are Equipment Leasing Contracts Created?
Equipment Leasing Contracts range in length from several months to several years. When the lessee signs the lease they are indebted to pay the equipment owner based on the terms of the lease.

Who Can Benefit from the Sale of an Equipment Leasing Contracts?
The lessor can benefit from the sale of the leasing contract by receiving cash that will allow them to purchase additional equipment to offer for lease.

Are you currently receiving money from an equipment leasing contract? Do you need money to purchase additional equipment or meet obligations? Contact us and let us explain how we can help.

What Is Automobile Note Financing?
An automobile note is a promissory note secured by an automobile. Typically, multiple automobile notes are packaged together and sold as a portfolio.

How Are Automobile Notes Created?
When individuals purchase new or used vehicles and they require financing, they qualify based on their credit worthiness. Individuals that do not fall into the "best" credit tier (as a result of slow pay, no pay, bankruptcy, etc.) are called sub-prime customers who must obtain financing through dealers, private investors, or specialized financing companies. Most often a higher rate than prime customers pay is charged.

Who Can Benefit from the Financing of Automobile Notes?
The dealer that sells cars on the basis of dealer financing typically does not want to wait three to five years to get paid. They will need the money in a lump-sum to purchase additional inventory, pay salaries, taxes, expenses, etc.

Do you sell cars? Do you have a portfolio of auto notes that you need to sell? Contact us for further information.