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Factor USA Chicago
Financing Your Small Services Company
According to the website Statista, the services sector of GDP in the U.S. is 76.89%. So…if you are one of the three-quarters of all domestic business operators who are part of that group of individuals running a services-related operation, you have a lot of good company. The services sector is broad and continuously growing. In fact, people find new and creative types of services to perform almost daily. Some service providers assist consumers. Some provide services to other businesses. Still others work for the local, state, and federal government. And because of the overall depth and creativity of the industry, there is no “one size fits all” solution when it comes to financing. Fortunately, Factor USA Chicago is a recognized expert in financing services companies.
Types of Companies We Have Funded
Welding
Services
Commercial
Cleaner
Lawn Care
Service
Catering
Company
Commercial
Pool Cleaner
Typical Funding Required
For most service companies that operate B2B, the most common problem is the need for ready capital for payroll and payables working capital. This is “ready cash” required for normal monthly operating expenses while invoice payments come in.
When 30-day payment terms by your customers are stretched to 45 or even 60, it can create serious cash flow problems. Accounts Receivable Factoring solves it quickly and easily, and the cost of factoring is modest…about the same as getting paid by a standard credit card. The second most common problem faced by small service companies is the need for equipment. In most cases, our financing experts can find the right leasing company to match your needs every time.
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At Factor USA Chicago, we are proud members of the IACFB, the International Association of Commercial Finance Brokers and as such, have access to our association’s Directory of American Factors and Lenders, the largest database of factors and alternative commercial finance providers available in the industry.
