by Scott Applegate | Sep 30, 2015 | Business Tips, Invoice Factoring Tips
The first step in working with a factoring company is the factoring application. The application usually consists of information including company name, contact information, type of business and information about your customers. The factoring application will give the...
by Scott Applegate | Sep 22, 2015 | Financial Tips, Invoice Factoring Tips
Construction Invoice factoring is a great way to get immediate cash for your unpaid invoices. However, there are a few common obstacles that many contractors and construction companies encounter when trying to factor their invoices. Your customers are not credit...
by Scott Applegate | Sep 21, 2015 | Business Tips, Construction Industry, Financial Tips, Invoice Factoring Tips
We recently had a chance to speak with Kimberly, from a masonry contracting company in Arizona, who is utilizing CapitalPlus Equity’s construction factoring services. Since many contractors might be unfamiliar with the benefits of construction factoring for...
by Scott Applegate | Jul 11, 2015 | Financial Tips, Invoice Factoring Tips
Once you have decided to use factoring as a way to increase the cash flow for your business, you have to decide which factoring company is right for you. The first thing to look for in a factoring company is that they have experience working with companies in your...
by Scott Applegate | Nov 10, 2014 | Financial Tips, Invoice Factoring Tips
Your business needs working capital so you may be wondering what your options are. Most businesses only think about a bank line of credit; however, there are other options available to you such as invoice factoring which is also known as accounts receivable factoring....
by Scott Applegate | May 13, 2014 | Construction Industry, Invoice Factoring Tips
Being a contractor in today’s environment is extremely difficult. Banks are not lending and contractors are reliant on their customers to pay their invoices in a timely manner, which most of the time means 30-60-90 days. All the while you’re expected to make...
