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How to Get a Business Loan
Receivable
Financing
Get access to SBA working capital loans up to $5,000,000 with interest rates as low as 6.75% fixed for 10 years

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Accounts receivable financing is a process where businesses sell their outstanding invoices or receivables at a discount to a specialized finance or factoring company (usually called “the factor”) that will assume the risk on the receivables and in return will provide a quick influx of cash into your business.

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The factoring process allows for the advance of up to 90% of the accounts receivable amount the day the work is completed, or the service is performed. Factoring business invoices is a simple process; you get immediate cash when you need it most to run your business efficiently. This type of financing provides you with quick, flexible cash when you need it.​

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RECEIVABLE FINANCING
  • Lowest factoring rates
  • No up-front fees

  • No hidden fees

  • Instant approval

  • No minimum volume requirements

  • Funds deposited directly into your bank account within hours

  • Factor only the customers and invoices you want

  • Non-recourse factoring programs

  • Real-time online reports

  • Cancel anytime you want

Bicycle Repair Shop
RECEIVABLE FINANCING
  • Lowest factoring rates
  • No up-front fees

  • No hidden fees

  • Instant approval

  • No minimum volume requirements

  • Funds deposited directly into your bank account within hours

  • Factor only the customers and invoices you want

  • Non-recourse factoring programs

  • Real-time online reports

  • Cancel anytime you want

Decision in Minutes - No Obligation

STEP 1

Apply Online in just a few minutes or call us at directly at 877-237-7703

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STEP 2

Our team evaluates your business and provides a decision in minutes. Typically everyone gets approved.

STEP 3

Sign your contract and receive your money in as fast as 24 hours.

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The Funding Bull helped me refinance an existing Working Capital Loan and outstanding credit card debt of 125,000.  Our SBA loan was $350,000 and we used the proceeds to purchase a new book of business, which will increase our revenue by 25%.  Our new fixed payment was a tenth of what we were paying.  

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M. Morai

Tax Professional

San DIego, CA

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Loans Subject to Lender Approval. Depending on the business revenue and where your business is located and other attributes of the loan, your business loan may be issued by one of our lender partners or investors. Your loan agreement will identify the loan issuer prior to your signing.

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