YOUR CASH FLOW CONNECTION  

 OFFERS NON-TRADITIONAL BUSINESS FUNDING TOOLS

• Through private funding sources whose funding criteria differ from traditional sources in that we look to the soundness of a business' receivable (asset) as opposed to a business' cash flow, financials, credit history.
• Free, no-obligation consultation.      

Accounts Receivable Factoring (most commonly used of all alternative business financial tools)	Accounts receivable serve as collateral for short-term working capital which you can obtain fast and cost effectively.  The soundness of the "receivable" is key here and NOT the financials of company issuing the receivable/invoice.
Contract and/or Purchase Order Funding	Funding based on the written order to purchase goods at a stipulated price with an agreed-to delivery date.  Credit rating of the "purchaser" is a key here.
Equipment Leasing	The lessor purchases the equipment needed to fulfill certain obligations and the equipment remains the property of the lessor event after all the borrowed funds are repaid unless structured otherwise.
Business Daily Credit Card Receipt Advance Funding	Funding based on monthly credit card and debit card sales.
Construction Funding	Programs for both bonded and non-bonded contractors.
Import and Export Fundimg	Funding to promote the shipping or receiving of products or materials.  Based on "existing" market, demand or orders.
New, Easy, Quick, FREE, non-obligatory Tax Credit Analysis for businesses with 7 employees or more.	Each year, large and small companies forfeit millions of dollars because they do not take advantage of federal and state tax credits available to qualifying employers. Many of these credits go unclaimed due to the complexity and time consuming factors that impact the process. We can help you navigate the system, weigh options and take advantage of theses opportunities. And foremost, you pay nothing unless we generate savings for you.  Click here for free analysis.

 Listen to Debra Maples interview of 11-28-07 at 31 minutes.

For more frequently updated information, see Small Business Funding Alternatives (my blog).