Receivable Financing

Receivable financing - or having the power to sell accounts receivable invoices to a "factor" to address your business's immediate cash flow needs has many advantages.

Pure Lease

An equipment lease in which the lessee does not have purchase or renewal rights.

Purchase Order Factoring

Sometimes called "contract funding", is usually required during times of growth and expansion when cash flow reserves become insufficient. Your suppliers want you to pay C.O.D. and your buyers want to pay you on net 30 - 60 day terms. This means there is no incoming cash during manufacturing while the goods are in transit, and until the invoices have matured.

Reverse Acquisition

A technique used by a private company to go public without the regulatory requirements of an initial public offering.

Public Offering

The making available of a new securities issue to the general public.

Private Equity Investors

Private equity investors are private individuals who contribute their skills and money to start-up companies. Typically these private equity investors are successful entrepreneurs that offer their expertise, experience, and contacts which are invaluable to your new venture.

Purchase Order Funding

Purchase order funding is short term financing that provides 100% of your costs to fill orders from creditworthy customers. If you are reselling or distributing a finished product we can provide 100% of your costs to fill the order.

Receivable Factoring

Sources provide an expedient means of acquiring working capital by selling the invoice (your accounts receivable) for a product or service that has been rendered. Account receivable funding or factoring fills a need for your rapidly expanding company if you are outgrowing your operating capital.

Private Equity Placement

Every business day, over 30,000 business loan applications will be rejected by banks just in the United States alone. With odds like hat, it's time you invested in the one capitalization tool that always performs - you.

Restaurant Equioment Funding

Restaurant equipment funding through a lease program has many advantages over the more traditional methods of purchase financing.

Real Estate Sale and Leaseback

Real estate sale and leaseback financing is when a business sells its commercial property for its fair market value and then immediately leases it back. Most importantly, you retain control of the property.

Real Estate Finance

Real estate finance firms provide loans on commercial real estate and business loans that are collateralized with commercial real estate. Loans to expand or improve your existing business and loans to refinance existing debt. Both conventional and government guaranteed loans are available.

Real Estate Purchase Loan

Funds are typically business loans that are collateralized with commercial real estate. Loans to expand or improve your existing business and loans to refinance existing debt. Both conventional and government guaranteed loans are available.

Public Shell

Public Shell transactions are a widely accepted, alternative mean for a private company to go public. A necessary component to a completed reverse merger transaction is the public shell. The public shell is a publicly listed company with no assets or liabilities. It is called a "shell" considering all that exists of the original company is its corporate shell structure. By merging into such an entity, a private company becomes public.

Preferred Debt

Debt that the repayment of or lien position takes precedence over other debts.

Raise Private Equity

Raise private equity means to seek investments that are normally from high net-worth individuals known as "accredited investors or angel investors".

Real Estate Loan

Money loaned using land and any buildings or structures on it as the primary collateral.

Purchase Order Financing

Purchase order financing or "factoring", is required during growth and expansion when cash flow reserves become insufficient. Your suppliers want you to pay C.O.D. and your buyers want to pay you net 30-60. There is no cash flow during manufacturing, while the goods are in transit, and until the invoices are paid.