Why Businesses Choose Us
Again and Again
for their Accounts Receivable purchasing

Same Day Funding

Advance Rates that Exceed
   Industry Norms by 20%
   We offer cash advance rates up to 97%
   The typical maximum in the commercial factoring    industry is 80%.
   We can offer you higher advances because
   of our unique financing capabilities

Flexible Contracts-
   We provide you with contracts
   that meet your cash flow needs,not ours.
   
   Unlike the others, we do not make
   you sign long-term contracts and we don't
   charge you fees when you are inactive.

Invoice Processing
   Not only can we offer you the most
   advanced technolgy but we also maintain
   the old-fashioned systems because
   every client has different needs.
Receivable Financing

Personalized Service
   You have one dedicated person and his
   or her assistant who handle your account.
 
   Unlike the others, with us you don't
   have to start over each time you call 
   with a new person

Please contact us today
   and our seasoned invoice factoring
   specialists will help you
   get the cash you need TODAY

1-800-986-1854


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What is commercial factoring?
In its simplest form, factoring is the purchase and sale of a company’s accounts receivable (invoices) at an amount less than (a discount of) the face value. (Example:  

If the factoring discount is 3 percent, the invoice is being purchased for 97 cents on the dollar). This allows a company to convert its dormant assets — or invoices — into useable cash flow. It is not a loan.

Houston Commercial factoring Companies Information

Accounts receivable purchasing is a potential tool for managing a provider organization's working capital needs. But before entering into a financing agreement, organizations need to consider and take steps to avoid serious problems that can arise from participation in an accounts receivable financing program.

Financing through a securitization of receivables does not create a liability. An asset--the receivables--is sold for cash; no accounts receivable loan has been granted.

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There are many situations where a accounts receivable purchasing  funding can help a business meet its cash flow needs. It provides a continuing source of operating capital without incurring debt, which can result in growth opportunities that dramatically increase the bottom line. Virtually any business can benefit from factoring as part of its overall operating philosophy.

Every good businessperson must understand the concept and benefits of factoring in order to operate as profitably as possible. The following chart can help you understand the differences between factoring and other sources of funding.