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Factoring

A business advance collateralized by your outstanding invoices

Debt-factoring is a way for small businesses to take out a loan against unpaid customer invoices to quickly unlock funds from pending invoices for operational expenses and growth opportunities.

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Debt-factoring made simple

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How funding works

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  • An invoice is a bill for goods or services already provided

  • A business sells its invoices to a third party (the factor) in order to meet its current obligations

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Factoring rates are based on

 

  • The invoice holder’s credit worthiness

  • The length of time until the invoice will be paid

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Required documents

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  • Sample invoice

  • Accounts receivable aging report

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Ask yourself

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  • Are you currently debt-factoring any invoices?

  • Do you presently have a need for additional cash flow?

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Good to know

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  • We only factor business to business transactions

  • Residual account; represents an ongoing relationship

  • You have the chance to get paid for your invoices right away – no need to wait with factoring

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What our clients are saying about our solutions

Our Financial Solutions and Business Services support our clients as they stay competitive and grow to keep our nation’s economy alive.

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Proud owner of a restaurant in California and was seeking capital to open a second location. My specialist at Motor City Funding Funding got me the exact dollar amount I needed to open, including renovation and equipment costs.

Harry R

Restaurant Owner

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Funding Upto

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