YOUR CASH FLOW BROKERAGE SOLUTION

RJR Capital Resources is your Cash Flow Brokerage. We are an independent Cash Flow Brokerage for institutional funding sources that provide a full range of financial solutions to large or small businesses, and individuals. At RJR Capital Resources, we provide cash now for future obligated payments owed to you. Our primary transactions are related to pre-settlement advances to claimants who have cases pending with no obligation to repay the advance if the case is not settled.

We also purchase medical/business receivables.  Our last specialty involves providing advances for Military Retirements/Pensions which, just recently, has included non-military retirement pensions and plans.  It only takes a few minutes to provide us with the information we need to process the information for a quote. After the completion and submission of several forms by RJR Capital Resources, our funding sources will review the potential for the transaction. Upon completion of due diligence you should receive your imbursement within 24-48 hours. This usually takes up to 5-10 days for final approval on individual income streams or potentially up to a month for complex or large portfolios.  This is completely dependant upon the cooperation of the organizations or individuals data submission and prompt responses for informational requests.

Factoring is the financing technique that RJR Capital Resources uses to provide you the means of selling your future cash flow. When one business provides services to another, the business receiving the product normally sends the service provider a debit agreement or statement. This agreement could be in the form of promissory notes, consumer contracts, judgments, refunds, installment agreements, insurance claims or some sort of structured settlement. The business holding the invoice can wait for it to be paid as agreed or can sell the invoice to a third party, a Cash Flow Brokerage. This transaction is called factoring.

At RJR Capital Resources, we have seen what makes businesses prosper and what the lack of funds can adversely do to expansion, growth and productivity of an organization. I have learned in the past thirty years, working in the construction industry, owning two businesses, working in the medical field, training soldiers and managing at times over one million dollars worth of assets, that the availability of funds is essential to efficiency in a business.