Money for Sale for Small Business Owners

Money for Sale, working capital, no credit score or financials required.  True and correct. 

Invoice Lines of Credit, Accounts Receivable Funding, Factoring for Transportation (BOL) available for small business owners.  It's a matter of turning your Invoices into working capital without the hassles of completing loan papers or going through the song and dance which most banks require.

Rates between 1.5% to 4.5% (not including commercial construction factoring) which are 100% tax deductible.

We have Lenders who provide Accounts Receivable Funding within a matter of days on corporate invoices and slightly longer for government invoices.  The bottom line is that you don't have to qualify for Invoice Lines of Credit funding, your client does.  The funds are made available based on the credit worthiness of your client.

If you dont have invoices, and need a small business loan, we have Lenders who will provide up to $25,000 based on your bank statements.  Complete the same easy, free and confidential six question app here at:  Taxes Will Travel

We have eight plus years experience finding the right Lenders for our clients.  Give us an opportunity to locate working capital for you and your business.

Looking for New Clients for Your Business?

If you need new clients for your business, you may want to consider the Federal gov, the state, city, county or utility company. They have thousands of contracts each month, and they are looking for small businesses in many cases to fill the contracts.

There are over 1400 government contacts posted on Accounts-Receivable-Funding.com right now.  In fact there were so many contracts posted, which are up for bid, that the site bandwidth went over it's limit and the site shut down.  The good news is we increased the bandwidth and deleted some of the old contracts from last year.  The site is back up.

There are contracts for construction, web design, programming, security, re-modeling, food contracts and much more.  We built the site in order for small business owners to know which types of government contracts can be factored.  (accounts receivable funding, turning Invoices into working capital) 

It was never our intentions for the sight to become as large as it has, but we're not complaining and neither will you when you see how many different types of contracts are posted on the site.  Each post is linked directly to the government agency, or representative which put the contract up for bid.

If you now or in the future have a need to turn your invoices into working capital, we locate the best lender, at the lowest rate, within 24 hours.

Invoice Lines of Credit for Manufacturing Companies

Every day there is news of pending manufacturing contract that are either existing or being moved back to the United States.  There are strong currents working to build the country up with manufacturing being a focal point for stabilization, jobs and job security for America.

Manufacturing companies like most small to medium size businesses are not immune to cash flow issues, especially when growth for the company is at stake.  America and manufacturing companies must hold hands in order to overcome the economic concerns of today.

Manufacturing companies must often times provide the up front cash investment to build and or manufacture items before delivering to the client, for payment in 30 to 60 days. Some manufacturing companies are asking for small amounts of cash up front in order to reduce the cost of tooling up, material purchases and man power needed to deliver on a huge manufacturing order.

But for the most part, as usual, the manufacturing company has to invest in the initial cost to complete the manufacturing contract.

For many years manufacturing companies have done what you call "factoring" their invoices.  This is when the company turns its invoices into cash, in order to pay immediate expenses, until their client pays the Invoices.  This transaction can also be called, Accounts Receivable Funding, Factoring, and Invoice Lines of Credit.  Regardless of what you call the transaction, it involves relieving the cash flow stress, by providing immediate cash, without incurring debt.

This is what we do.  We place manufacturing companies with lenders who charges a fee (usually between 1.5% to 3.5% of the total invoice amount) to provide immediate working capital.  This transaction becomes an Invoice Line of Credit, based on the cash infusion into your business bank account based upon approved Invoices.

In most cases the funding occurs within 24 to 48 hours, sometimes a little longer.  The manufacturing companies credit ratings is rarely an issue, it's the credit rating of the customer (company who is paying the invoice) that is important.

To learn more about Invoice Lines of Credit for manufacturing companies, please fill out a six question app and we will locate you a Lender as quickly as possible.  Invoice Lines of Credit, funding placement.  There is no fee for our service.  Government Invoices are welcome, takes slightly longer for funding.

invoice Lines of Credit for Construction Projects and Sub-Contractors

Sometimes, it’s the sub-contractors who have the worst cash flow months, in the history of the company while working one of the largest commercial construction jobs ever.  This is a common scenario for many small to medium size construction sub-contractors who work for extremely large commercial construction contractors.

When working Government construction contracts, a bond is often times required, which helps to eliminate the possibility of getting Accountants Receivable Funding.  But with the sub-contractor, in most cases this is NOT the issue.  There are Lenders who are looking for commercial construction sub-contractors who have payroll and other obligations which must be met on a weekly and monthly bases.

This is the sub-contractor who can be helped by Invoice Lines of Credit.

What exactly is Invoice Lines of Credit for Commercial Construction Contractors or Sub-Contractors?

It is when you sell your Invoices at a discount for “immediate working capital” to meet your obligations in a timely manner.  Some Commercial Construction Accounts Receivable Lenders get more involved with a client’s business than others, but the end result is the same.  The construction company stays on target with payroll and other obligations, no matter what is happening with the General Contractor or the direct Client who is financing the construction project.

Your credit is usually not an issue.  The credit of the General Contractor or the major client is the determining factor.  And, your Invoice Line of Credit or Accounts Receivable Lender will advise you against working with a client who may not be able to pay.

 

To learn more and be connected with a major Commercial Construction Invoice Line of Credit, Lender, answer six easy questions, and we will find you a suitable Lender.  Visit: http://taxeswilltravel.com/Application.htm now, for action today.

Asset Based Business Loans for Staffing Agencies, No Financial Required

Staffing Agencies are a crucial part of the economy rebuilding itself.  Employers would rather use a temp-staffing agency for a number of reasons, the most important being that it is always better to rent an employee before actually hiring.

Staffing Agencies can experience sudden growth periods, which some may not be ready for, when it comes to paying new employees.  In most cases, the Staffing Agency is required to provide the talent, and then Invoice the employer for the hours worked.  However, the staffing agency must pay their staff every week or every other week.

This can create a cash-flow concern, if the payroll is larger than the current Invoices which have been paid.

One of the ways small Staffing Agencies have eliminated this problem is to “factor” their Invoices.  This is when a company sells its Invoices for immediate working capital.  The Lenders make money by charging the small business owner a fee for providing immediate cash.  (All fees are 100% tax deductible)  The Lenders also provide assistance in making sure the small business owner is doing  business with reputable companies who will pay their Invoices in a timely manner.

The fees can be negotiated and usually there is no need to sign an on-going contract.  The decision to  factor a Staffing Agencies Invoices, usually is dependent on the credit worthiness of the small business owner’s clients.

This is the way small staffing companies have become “big” staffing companies.  When you have control over your cash flow, you can expand your business.

Invoice Lines of Credit transactions also work well for manufacturing companies, suppliers, and commercial construction Invoices.  Usually, financial statements are not required.  Setting up an Accounts Receivable Line of Credit "before" you actually need it, is a safe and wise decision.  Visit now, short app only six questions:  AR Invoice Line of Credit

Using Invoice Lines of Credit to Get Your Invoices Discounted

Cash discounts are amounts your suppliers let you deduct from your purchase invoices for prompt payments.  In order to take advantages of these cash discounts, a company must have a positive cash flow in order to pay all expenses which occur before another Invoice is paid.

Some companies who don't have a problem with this process and can pay all expenses in advance.  Other companies due to the economy, higher cost of materials and a vast number of other reasons, at some point during the year may not be cash flow positive.

Accounts Receivable Funding eliminates this problem and allows a company to control the cash flow on, a month to month bases, without incurring more debt and filling out a mountain of papers for a Line of Credit at the bank.

Invoice Lines of Credit are usually made without regard to your credit.  However, the company who owes you is the credit whoes credit is of importance to an Accounts Receivable Lender.

If you are in need of an Industry Leader in Invoice Lines of Credit, visit AR Business Funding for more information

Business Funding - Factoring Your Way Out of Debt

Factoring is the transaction of turning your Invoices into working capital within days or hours after you Invoice a client.  It is one of the best ways to create working capital, without incurring debt.

It simple, easy and fairly safe.  In most cases the Lender takes the risk.  And they are experts at knowing who to factor and who not to touch. 

Online it appears that Lenders are a dime a dozen, however, this is not true.  There are a certain number of brokers who have their own corporation and refer business owners to Lenders.  Then there are those of us, who do not charge a fee for our services and we place you with a reputable Lender within hours, at no cost to you.

We know who can purchase your Invoices within 48 hours and and low rates.  We know which Lenders work well with Government Invoices as well as Corporate, State and Utility Invoices.  In order words, we know where the money is, how much it cost, and what you need to do to get funded, based on your industry, location and amount of Invoices, and most importantly, who your customer is.

Factoring or Accounts Receivable Financing is based on your customers credit, not yours.  And that is another reason that factoring is so popular amount a select few.  Usually the Lenders will say, "No Financials Required"  - this means no credit scores!  It's like a business loan, and your Invoices are held as collateral 

Those who have factored off and on over the years, understand that the fees that the Lender charges them for "money" is 100 per cent tax deductible.  So at the end of the year, the Department of Treasury helps to underwrite the cost of you creating working capital in order for your business to grow.

Often times, the companies who are factoring, have excellent credit and they keep it that way by paying cost immediately and getting discounts.  They understand that some times cash flow get a little tight, especially when the vendor's payment is late and payday is at the end of the week.

Accounts Receivable Financing helps to eliminate the problem, and allow the company to grow without feeling the growing pains. 

To learn more about how a Lender can reduce your cash flow concerns, visit: http://taxeswilltravel.com/Application.htm and complete the six question app/  We will locate you a suitable Lender.

Construction Factoring, Alternative to Construction Funding

According to the Construction Financial Management Association it takes some construction contractors an average of 60 days to collect on invoices.

And that’s not the half of it.  Many experienced, well run construction companies have to pass on certain jobs because they don’t have the resources to fund the project.  Getting a Line of Credit from your local bank has been difficult in the past couple years.

Factoring commercial construction loans is a simple solution to managing cash flow, meeting payroll, and paying bills on time.  Even when the General Contractor is not able or willing to pay construction invoices in a timely manner, sub-contractors can factor out their invoices for immediate working capital, without incurring debt. (Usually your credit is not an issue)  Short App - Six Questions

It take more than a minute to fund such a project, and any company who says they can do it over night, may be using questionable marketing tactics.   The best solution is to apply for commercial construction “before” you actually need it.  In fact, while you are in the process of bidding the job, is a good time to contact your Accounts Receivable Construction Lender.  They can run a credit check on the General Contractor or the Developer, and give you inside information which can be useful in bidding the contract.

An experienced Construction Accounts Receivable Specialist is one who can sort through the factoring companies, and come up with the best Lender for you, based on 1) type of construction project 2) amount of Invoices you will want to factor per month 3) your location 4) credit rating of the General Contractor when you are a sub-contractor.

Learn more, quick questions, no obligation, no fee for placement service.  Construction Factoring