Showing posts with label asset based loans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asset based loans. Show all posts

Monday, November 12, 2012

Invoice Discounting with Lenders Commercial Finance

How does Invoice Discounting with Lenders Commercial Finance differ from other business financing arrangements?

Unlike traditional bank financing (where the focus is on clearing very specific financial hurdles), the focus with Invoice Discounting is the strength of your business model and the creditworthiness of your buyers.
Unlike traditional accounts receivable factoring where the factor takes over your accounts receivable, with Invoice Discounting by Lenders Commercial Finance you remain in control of your customer relationships.
How does Invoice Discounting work?
Once we establish an “Invoice Discounting Line Of Credit” for your company we partner with you in establishing Invoice Discounting Limits for each of your buyers. You submit the invoices you wish to finance via our secure internet-based invoice management system. Invoices representing goods that have been delivered or work that has been completed are funded within 24 hours by wire to your account.
How much do I receive for my discounted invoices?
We typically advance 90% of the net invoice amount up front and the balance when the invoice is collected.
Do I have to discount all my invoices?
No. We want to give you as much flexibility as possible in managing your cash flow. Not all buyers need to be discounted. You can hold invoices on buyers approved for discounting up to 10 days after delivery of goods (or work completion).
Can I payoff discounted invoices before they are collected?
Yes. You can “buy back” all or any part of your discounted invoices at any time and for any reason.
Is it expensive to discount my invoices?
We take a normal trade discount when you receive funding (typically 1% for each 10 days on original credit terms). Invoices that pay beyond terms are charged a convenient daily rate. The cost is higher than with bank financing but is in line with industry accepted trade discounts and discounts paid on credit card transactions.
Are charges based on the total invoice value or on the amount advanced?
With Lenders Commercial Finance all charges are based on the actual amount advanced to you. Other than pass-through wiring fees, there are no hidden fees or add-on costs as with most other financing programs.
Who is a good candidate for a Lenders Commercial Finance line of credit?

If you are a small or mid-market business (SMB) with B2B trade A/R you can use your assets to qualify with LCF. You can generate funding now to grow your business, pay down other loans or obligations, and to take advantage of new business opportunities. 

Friday, November 9, 2012

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Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Finding Clientelle for Factoring...

So you thought about opening up a small-time or a fully operational factoring business, well where do I start?

This may not be everyone's cup of tea, but there are many options that can be helpful towards finding people.

Some exploratory options may be:


  • Word of Mouth
  • Snail Mail
  • Email
  • Email Blasts
  • Social Media
  • Directories
  • Classifieds
  • CraigsList
Now you may say, well thanks for the info Captain Obvious, but how do I go about doing this?

Since this can be a timely matter, I will make a multi-post piece out of this story.

For now, we can start with Word of Mouth and Snail Mail.

So you are trying to find some new clientele, start with the basics of K.I.S.S.
Keep It Simple Stupid.

Talk to your friends, relatives, businesses, forums, anything that may help you in the local neighborhood. Some of the tricks I have learned to get into the local business flow is to find social clubs. Whether it be the Elks Club, Rotary Club, AmVets, VFWs, Church Groups, Business Groups (check restaurants, coffee shops, grocery stores,  for flyers), local smalltown papers, community websites, sporting leagues. These are all viable options to talk to people who are local that may own, or work for a company that uses asset-based  loans for buying their receivables. Never be afraid to ask, or to get some feelers out when looking for business.

The second topic was Snail Mail, it may be a dying art, but a bulk mailing still shows a personal, physical touch in business. Visit a website like GotPrint? , Overnight Prints , PS Print and get some postcards, flyers, or anything that you want made. It is cheap, easy, and efficient. Never be afraid to send a mailing, it may cost more than an email, but someone has to actually pick up the mailing.

We can continue this on another post, if you have any questions, feel free to ask. I am always open to suggestions about what to write about, or how I am writing.

Until Next Time

Factor ya later.