Factoring: Fast Cash for Food Producers
Great for businesses which nee cash quickly with traits such as:
- Less than 2 years in business
- Rapidly growing
- Historic or projected losses
- Highly-Leveraged Balance Sheets
- Highly-Concentrated Customer Bases
- Owners with Weak Personal Credit or “Character Issues”
| Factoring Program Overview $100,000 to $10 Million Competitive Advance Rates Non-recourse Great for Manufacturers, Distributors or Service Businesses |
| In about a week, we can fund against qualifying accounts receivable, providing the vital liquidity needed for growth. Contact me today to learn if your client could benefit. Chris Lehnes | 203-664-1535 | clehnes@chrislehnes.com Request a Factoring Proposal Accounts Receivable Factoring $100,000 to $30 Million Quick AR Advances No Long-Term Commitment Non-recourse Funding in about a week We are a great match for businesses with traits such as: Less than 2 years old Negative Net Worth Losses Customer Concentrations Weak Credit Character Issues Chris Lehnes | Factoring Specialist | 203-664-1535 | chris@chrislehnes.com Connect on LinkedIn |
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