If your company invoices other businesses and waits 30, 60, 90 days or longer to get paid, there may be options available to access cash now instead of waiting for those invoices to be paid.
Unlike a traditional bank loan, this type of financing is based largely on your outstanding invoices and the strength of the customers who owe you money. It can provide working capital for payroll, inventory, operating expenses, growth, new contracts, or simply to keep cash flow moving while customers take longer to pay.
I've spent 27 years in the financial industry — commercial mortgages, residential mortgages, SBA financing, and accounts receivable financing.
When you work with Business Funding, you deal with me directly, start to finish. No call centers, no hand-offs.
Choose the funding range below that fits your company.
Download the package for your range, or send us your deal summary.
Return the package with your receivables information for review.
For larger facilities, including invoices up to 120 days old — and up to 150 days for strong companies. Start with the application — for larger facilities we also work from a short deal summary and a financial package, both listed below.
Download the ApplicationFor smaller working-capital needs. Download the application, then gather the items below.
Download the ApplicationOnce a full package is together, financing usually takes about a week.
Rather talk it through first? Call John Marino directly:
813-344-4095