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Frequently Asked
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Section 1 - Factoring and A/R
(Accounts Receivables) Financing
Section 2 - Selling your Business Note

Factoring and A/R
Financing
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Why would a company sell their receivables?
Companies that encounter a recurring cash flow problem often
can't afford to have cash tied up in receivables for 30 - 60 -
90 days. They need the cash to meet immediate present
financial demands of their business. |
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Is Factoring a
type of loan?
No! Factoring is defined as the purchase of a company's
receivables as opposed to a loan using the receivables as
collateral. |
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Can we qualify if we have a bad credit history or are just
starting in business with no credit history?
Yes, the background of the company in need of cash is of
little importance. It is the creditworthiness of the
company's customer that really matters. As long as the
customers are going to pay their invoices, the factoring
transaction can be completed. |
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Can I factor my A/R if my company already has a loan or
line of credit with a bank?
Sometimes. We have funding sources that can compliment and
work with your existing lenders to enable you access to larger
amounts of funding. |
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What is the minimum amount of A/R invoices I can sell?
You decide. We match your needs with factoring companies
that handle from $2,000 to $2M per month. You can stop
after one month, or continue for many months, whatever your
business needs to grow or survive. |
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How quickly do I get the funding?
Upon receipt of a completed client application packet, it
takes approximately 5 - 7 business days to process.
After this initial set-up, fundings will usually be done in 24
- 48 hours. |
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How are the fees for factoring services determined?
Fees vary from company to company. They are
determined by a combination of your customer's
creditworthiness, average payment cycle, invoice size and
factoring volume. Industry fees average from 2.5 to 4 %
of the invoice amount for 30 days. The fee for services
is not paid until collection of the invoice. You will be
given a free quote as to your fee structure after submitting
an application. A due diligence fee (ranging from $350 -
$700) is payable to the funding source only if you decide to
proceed with funding. |
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What will my customers think?
The process of selling a note or income stream has been around
for centuries. If you have ever owned a home, you
probably were notified at some time to make payments to
another mortgage company. It's the same process.
In actuality, your customers should recognize the fact that
you make good business decisions in obtaining the money owed
to you immediately, and making the best use of that money
rather than waiting months. Taking advantage of immediate
collection is not a negative action, but rather, good business
sense. Since the turn-around time to obtain your cash is
quick it clearly enhances the bottom line of any corporation
that utilizes this profit tool. |
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How does the funding process work?
There are 7 simple steps:
1. Submit a simplified client application and aging
report.
2. A proposal or verbal quote of your discount fee
structure and advance rate is prepared for your review (quote
turnaround time is 24 - 48 hours)
3. If you wish to proceed, agreements are over-nighted
to be finalized.
4. Due diligence searches are performed (5 - 7 working
days). Fees can vary from non to approximately $700
depending on funding source and state of filing. Once
these searches are completed, funding can begin immediately.
5. A copy of your invoice(s) for products or services
rendered is faxed.
6. Invoice is verified and funds are advanced (usually
in 24 - 48 hours).
7. When the invoice is paid, the balance of funds are
remitted to you less your discount fee. |
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How do I get started?
Call us at (800) 663-7517 or (727)-573-5533, or |
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View and print our
Factoring Application Form:
Click Here for Adobe pdf version:
Factoring
Application
Click Here for Microsoft Word
Version:
Factoring Application

Selling Your Business Note

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What is my note worth?
The value of a note is established by a number of factors,
including the dollar amount being sold, the amount of cash
down-payment, type of business sold, hard assets in the
business, the buyers previous experience in the business
purchased, "seasoning" (how long the payor has been making
payments) and creditworthiness of payor. |

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Can I sell only a portion of my note?
Yes. Several different programs are available to
pull capital out of the note. Actually, you will receive
more cash for selling only a partial portion of your
note, as opposed to a full liquidation which has a higher
discount rate in the secondary market. |

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How long will it take to get my money?
Generally, after we have received the necessary documents and
information, it takes only 10 working days to process and
record the documentation and complete the sale. |

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Will selling my note have any effect on the person paying
me?
No. All terms and conditions set forth in the original
note remain in force. The only change will be to whom
and where future payments are sent. |

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How do I get started?
Call us at (800) 663-7517 or (727)-573-5533, or |

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