"Providing Creative Cash Flow Solutions For Small Business Since 1999"

          Factoring    



What is our Factoring Program?


The differences between our program and a bank's A/R Lending program:

Accounts Receivable Lending (what most banks provide):


         1.     Leverage off of your personal credit scores.
         2.     Length in business is a major concern.
         3.     Current financial health of your company is required.
         4.     Shows as a liability (a loan) on your balance sheet.
         5.     Often requires a cash reserve and change of bank.
         6.     Tax Returns are needed. 
         7.     If your customer does not pay, YOU do (Full-recourse).
         8.     Driven by your CURRENT business health.
         9.     It is considered a business loan, with all the                   
                 rigid stipulations normally attached.

         10.   Final approval is limited to certain types of businesses.


True Factoring (what we do):

  • Leverage off your customers' credit not your credit scores 
  • New and established businesses are accepted. 
  • Your company’s financials are not an issue
  • Is an “off-balance sheet” event. Is actually an asset
  • No cash reserves or bank change is necessary 
  • Tax Returns may not be needed. 
  • You are NOT responsible for pay of sold invoices. (Non-recourse) 
  •  Based on your future sales. The higher your gross sales, the higher the leverage!
  • NOT A LOAN, therefore minimal paperwork to qualify.
  • Almost all businesses may qualify, including construction and services!

Contact us TODAY at:

877-470-9732

factoring@profitsolutions.org


for a FREE, no obligation review to see how we may be able to help you with your current and future cash flow needs!

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CAPITAL PROFIT SOLUTIONS - P O BOX 1781 - JAMESTOWN, NC 27282

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