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Accounts Receivable Financing

Accounts Receivable Financing

Accounts receivable financing and factoring are great options for businesses needing funds to cover bills, boost sales and marketing, or manage everyday costs.

Turn your receivables into cash now, and gain the working capital you need

It can be tough to run a business if all your money is tied up with accounts receivable. Magis Funding Solutions, LLC provides the cash you need to stay competitive by financing receivables. If your customers take 90 days or more to pay you for your goods and services, this could be a great option for your company.

How it works

We purchase your discounted accounts receivable notices. When your customers pay the bill, they pay us, and you have the cash for your business when you need it, right now. The benefits of factoring your receivables with us include:

  • No fixed payments
  • No personal guarantees
  • Get your cash in 24 hours
  • Free credit insurance for qualifying accounts
  • Financing for any business

How You Benefit

Is your company new? Or is it struggling with poor cash flow or in bankruptcy? You still may qualify for this type of financing because we look at the credit of your paying customers rather than yours.

Use this money for a variety of business expenses. Meet payroll, build inventory, expand the business, and pay your operating expenses. You can say, “Yes!” to seasonal orders and larger accounts.

Contact us today via email or phone to talk to one of our financial experts. Let’s get the future rolling.

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Accounts Receivables Finance & Loan Programs

Unlock the potential of your business with a working capital loan tailored to the value of your assets. Whether it's accounts receivable, machinery and equipment, inventory, or real estate, we've got your financing needs covered.

Receivables Financing

Receivables finance often constitutes the predominant element of an asset-based loan and is pivotal in generating substantial working capital. Lenders generally favor accounts receivable over other assets due to their ease of conversion into cash. It is common for lenders to manage liquidity flow by utilizing a shared deposit account or lockbox facility.

Invoice Financing

Inventory financing is a crucial aspect of asset-based lending. By funding a percentage of the inventory’s total cost, it enhances a company’s working capital. Although advance rates generally constitute fifty percent of the cost of goods, the final determination is based on an appraisal.

Equipment Financing

Equipment finance constitutes a segment of asset-based lending, accessible to businesses possessing capital equipment. Generally, the advance rates for equipment finance are lower compared to those available through accounts receivable financing. Although lenders typically favor equipment that is fixed or immovable, certain financiers may also consider advancing funds against rolling stock.

As a Realtor, Gretchen and Dave were a pleasure to work with. Easy to communicate and they have a good variety of loan products for investors of all shape/sizes that most loan officers can't provide. Thank you for your hard work and would highly recommend to other investors!
James Wangelin II-Realtor
Thoroughly enjoyed working with Dave and Gretchen! They are quick to respond and very knowledgeable in guiding their clients to the finish line. I am looking forward to more opportunities to work with Magis Funding Solutions. Highly recommend their services.
Jay Song

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