Factoring brokers are independent commercial finance consultantsthat are able to offer different accounts receivable financing options to businesses through their unique network of providers. 

A broker will typically work for himself or herself, under an assumed corporate name that separates the brokerage from the providers. His or her clients may or may not range in business size and type, and the broker acts as the conduit between the clients and providers.

As a manager or a business owner, do you ever have times where the business’ finances keep you awake at night? Do you ever worry about making payroll on Friday? What are you going to do about that critical vendor that is demanding payment? If you haven’t experienced that at least once, then you’re a rare case in the world of small businesses.

Business Funding

Mario Andretti once said, “If everything
seems under control, you're not going fast enough.” Speed may be the primary metric
we use to judge a race car, but you have to look at more than that when evaluating fast business loans. Bob’s Loan Shack on the corner may be able to get cash in your hands quicker than anyone else, but do you really want to trust your company to Bob’s Loan Shack?

The first thing that comes to mind for most when considering short-term business loans
is talking to the bank whey they have their operating account. It seems obvious that the first place to look for a business loan is
at your bank.

Managing the finances of a seasonal business is challenging. Certain expenses invariably decrease when business slows; however,
fixed expenses such as office space, salaried employees, insurance and others remain the same no matter how slow the off-season
may be.

The beginning of a new year is typically when most small business owners look back over the past year and start thinking of ways to improve and grow their business. You have fresh ideas, start developing new goals and begin to plan for the upcoming year with a renewed passion and exuberance for your business and the future. 

We have spent many years now in the commercial finance industry, helping countless small businesses achieve cash flow success. During this time we have picked up a few things along the way, which are beneficial to helping small businesses achieve success. 

2013 is full of promise and opportunity for
your business. Even though there may be challenges, there is always opportunity. Winston Churchill once said, “A pessimist
sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.”

While it seems that banks may be loosening the purse strings, for small businesses it seems that it may still be difficult to obtain financing. There are always a variety of reasons: