When it comes to commercial finance, you typically have limited options. One option is to tap your own finances and inject equity into the business. You could also look for an outside investor. This works well in the startup phase, but is often difficult as your business grows. This is where a loan from a bank or finance company comes into play.

How is account receivable factoring different from Asset Based Lending?  Part three in our series.  

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How is Invoice Factoring different from Asset Based Lending - Part 2.

This is the second installment in a series of articles that explain the difference between invoice factoring and asset based lending.  

How is Factoring Receivables different from Asset Based Lending?  Part 1

Asset Based Lending is a type of revolving commercial financing that allows a company to borrower against a discounted value of their assets.  Asset based lenders focus on the value of the collateral during the underwriting process more than the credit history of your company. 

In part 4 of our series we will discuss how clients of Fast A/R Funding can create invoices online for asset based factoring.