What is Cash Flow?

There are many different types of cash flow or predetermined income streams.

Cash flow simply means the money that comes into and leaves a business or household.

Money flows into a business in the form of sales revenues and out through the form of expenses.

Besides a regular wage from an job, money flows into a household in many different forms.

Are you receiving money from a structured settlement, government pension or lottery, or from a seller financing note on a sale of real estate?

Those are incoming cash flows, too. You, of course, know only too well what your outflows are! Do you need your payments-over-time cash flow to be turned into a lump sum of cash NOW?

Our services can be far more than the five distinct areas we focus on. Here are many of the common income streams of today, commonly called simply CASH FLOW:

Business Based: Payments to a Business by another Business:

Accounts Receivable Funding
Asset Based Credit Lines
Delinquent Commercial Debt
Commercial Debt Management
Equipment Leases
International Receivables
Medical Receivable Funding
Purchase Orders (We can fund material costs for contracts)
Vendor Paper
Construction Receivables

Insurance Based: Paid to Individuals by Insurance Companies:

Annuities
Casino Winnings
Lawsuit Awards
Personal Injury Claims
Structured Settlements
Viatical Settlements

Consumer Based: Originated by a Consumer and Paid to a Business:

Delinquent Consumer Debt
Credit Card Debt & Charge-offs
Fractional Ownership Interests (Timeshares)
Retail Installment Contracts
Vendor Paper
Inheritances & Trusts

Government Based: Paid by State or Federal Governments:

Farm Production Contracts
Lottery Winnings
Military Pensions

Collateral Based: Secured by Tangible Goods or Pledged by a Business:

Automobile Note Portfolios
Business Notes
Developer Paper
Distressed Property
Equipment Notes
Foreclosures
Homeowner Association Assessments
Land Notes
Marine Notes
Mobile home Notes (with or without land)
Private Mortgage Notes Real Estate

Contingency Based: Legal Ownership is a Prime Factor:

Commercial Judgments
Commissions
Franchise Fees
Royalty Payments
Credit Card Sales Revenue