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Sell Your Income Stream Online

You can  submit information to us about your income stream to get a faster quote! If you are ready to convert your payments over time to a lump sum of cash, simply follow the steps below:

1. From the list below select the cash flow debt instrument that you would like to get a Free No Obligation Valuation.

2. Submit your email address.

3. Completely Fill out the worksheet and submit for your valuation. Call us for other worksheet .

 

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 Call us @ 1-888-865-3017

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Collateral-Based Income Streams

 

The collateral-based income stream category includes cash flow instruments that are secured by collateral. Collateral is something of value (land, a home, a car, etc.) that is pledged as security to ensure the payment of a debt. Collateral tends to increase the safety of an income stream, because if the person who owes the debt stops making payments, the collateral can be seized.

Collateral-based income streams include (but are not limited to):

  • Private Mortgage Notes
  • Business Notes
  • Aircraft Notes
  • Automobile Note Portfolios
  • Collectable Notes
  • Condominium Assessments
  • Developer Paper
  • Distressed Property
  • Equipment Notes
  • Foreclosures
  • Homeowner Association Assessments
  • Land Notes
  • Marine Notes
  • Mobile Home Notes
  • Real Estate Lease Options
  • RV & Business Vehicles Notes
  • Tax Deeds / Liens / Certificates

 

 


Mortgage Note Submission Worksheet

CCFC/Broker Information

 

Name______________________________________________ Date_________________

Company_________________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________ City_______________________________ State ___________ ZIP___________________

Phone ____________________________  Fax___________________________________

 

Real Estate Information

Street address ______________________ County________________________________

City _____________________ State_____ ZIP___________________________________

Current estimated value $_____________ Based on______________________________

         Residential                                   o  Single-family                                 o  Multi-family

                                                              o  Owner-occupied                           o  Rental  

         Commercial         Description ____________________________________________

                                                              o  Owner-occupied                           o  Rental

         Vacant land         Description ____________________________________________    

 

Description of Real Estate Property & Area__________________________________

___________________________________________________________ ___________

 

Historical Information                                    Prior Mortgage Information (if any)

Date of sale         ____________                   ______________

Selling price      $ ____________                                                                          

Down payment $ ____________                                                                                  

First lien            $ ____________                                                                    

Second lien       $ ____________                   ______________

                                                              

Note Information                                                Payor Information

Date of note            ________________        (Employment info, payment history, 

Amount                $  ________________         SSN) __________________             

Term in months       _____ (a) _____ (b)                                         

Payment amount $  ________________                                                                

Balloon amount   $  ________________                                                                  

Balloon date            ________________                         

Interest rate             _______________%       Seller’s Motivation/Need

 

Due date 1st pmt    ________________                                                                  

# of pmts paid         ________________                                                        

# of pmts left           ________________                                          

Next pmt due           ________________                                                        

Balance                $ ________________     ___________________________________

                                 

                                                                                            I have copies of the following:

Quote                                                                               Note                        o Yes o No

                                                                                          Security instrumento Yes o No

Buy Total Note                  $ ____________________     Title                         o Yes o No 

Buy _____ pmts for          $ ____________________     Sales contract        o Yes o No

Buy _____ pmts for          $ ____________________     Payor credit report  o Yes o No 

Date of quote                       ____________________     Closing statement  o Yes  o No

Closing costs paid by          ____________________     Bill of sale               o Yes  o No

                                                                                          Insurance               oYes   o No 

                                                                                          Appraisal                oYes   o No 

                                                                                          Prior mortgage infoo Yes  o No 

                                                                                          Payment history     o Yes  o No

 



Business-Based Income Streams

 

The business-based income stream category is comprised of cash flow instruments that are paid to a business by another business or government.

Business-based cash flow instruments include (but are not limited to):

  • Accounts Receivable Funding  
  • Medical Receivables Funding
  • Aircraft Leases
  • Asset-based Credit Lines
  • Bankruptcy Receivables Funding
  • Commercial Debt Management
  • Commercial Leases
  • Construction Receivables
  • Delinquent Commercial Debt
  • Electronic Fund Transfers
  • Equipment Leases
  • International Receivables
  • Letters Of Credit
  • Partnership Agreements & Interests
  • Purchase Orders
  • Trade Acceptance Drafts
  • Vendor Paper
  • Venture Capital


Medical Receivable Funding
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Medical accounts receivable are payments owed to health care providers and manufacturing companies by insurance companies, Medicare, or Medicaid. The long delay between the time you (the health care provider) perform a medical service and the time you are ultimately paid, coupled with a bureaucratic and very cumbersome third-party billing structure, wreaks havoc on your cash flow. The benefits of factoring medical accounts receivable are the same as for factoring invoices. Some of the benefits specifically for medical service providers are:
  • Create solid, dependable cash flow
    Factoring provides dependable cash flow, which health care businesses can use to cover overhead costs, payroll, taxes, or increased growth. After setting up a factoring account, the business will receive cash advances on a weekly basis. Provider no longer has to wait extended period of time for insurance company or government to pay.

  • Improve credit rating by paying promptly
    With improved cash flow, providers can pay off their creditors on time, and possibly take advantage of prompt payment and volume discounts.
  • Improve balance sheet

    A factoring transaction is in off-balance-sheet transaction. Thus, cash advances do not show up on the balance sheet as a liability or loan, but as cash. This makes the business look much more financially sound.

  • Offer customer better credit terms

    Health care providers do not have to demand immediate payment from their customers, because the funding source provides it.

  • Reduce administrative costs
    By taking advantage of the economy-of-scale that results from sharing overhead with many other providers, the health care business reduces overall administrative costs, thereby becoming more profitable.


Medical Receivables Client Profile

 CCFC/Broker Information

 

Name_________________________Company_______________________ Date_________

Address ___________________________________________________________________

City________________State____ ZIP_______Phone _____________Fax______________

 

Provider Information

Provider name______________________________________________________________

Present address ____________________________________________________________

City ___________________ County__________________ State _____ZIP_____________

Phone______________________________________ Fax___________________________

Contact name_______________________________  Title __________________________

Type of facility    o Physician         o Hospital                        o SNF

                         o Long-term care o Durable Medical Equipment o Other___________

Structure           o Corporation     o  Partnership                  o Sole Proprietorship           

License number ____________________ Federal Tax ID number____________________

Administrator/Owner________________________________________________________

Chief Financial Officer_______________________________________________________

Director of Patient Accounts/Business Office____________________________________

Director of Data Processing__________________________________________________

Manager of Collections______________________________________________________

 

What liens exist against the accounts receivable?

      Bank             o No                 o Yes                        Amount__________________

     IRS                o No                  o Yes                        Amount__________________

     Other             o No                  o Yes                        Amount__________________

 

Why does Provider desire to sell receivables? ___________________________________

How long does Provider desire to continue selling receivables?______________________

How much cash is requested at initial funding?___________________________________

 

Is there current or pending litigation against the Provider?    

Does Provider do its own payroll?____________ or use third party (name)?____________

Are payroll taxes current?__________________ If not, amount delinquent_____________

Are Federal taxes current? _________________ If not, amount delinquent_____________

Are State taxes current?            If not, amount delinquent__________________________

Has Provider ever had a Medicare offset?___________ Amount of offset_______________

Amount of previous offset(s) remaining unpaid____________________________________

Is there a Medicare offset pending?________________ Estimated amount_____________

Date of last cost reporting filing________________________________________________

 

Please complete other side.

What is the average number of insurance claims billed per month?

      Inpatient___________________________   Outpatient__________________________

What is the average dollar amount of insurance claims billed per month?

      Inpatient___________________________   Outpatient__________________________

What is the average total amount billed to insurance payors per month? (Complete below).

 

Payor type         Monthly Average Billed                Net Collectible Value       Average days to Pay

 

Commercial insurance  _______________      _____________%       _________________

Medicare                     _______________      _____________%       _________________

Medicaid                     _______________      _____________%       _________________

HMO/PPO                  _______________       _____________%      _________________

Workers Comp            _______________       _____________%      _________________

 

What is the total amount of unpaid insurance claims aged less than 91 days in the above financial classes? _________________________________

 

 

Please attach a summary page from the aged trial balance.

 

 

/medical



Automobile Portfolio Submission Worksheet

CCFC/Broker Information

 

Name_____________________________________ Date__________________

Company________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________

City________________________ State_________ ZIP___________________

Phone _____________________  Fax________________________________

 

Client Information

Contact________________________________________________________

Company_______________________________________________________

 

Portfolio Information                      

 

Item

Weekly

Bi-Weekly

S-Monthly

Monthly

Total

Total Loans in Package

 

 

 

 

 

Average Payment

 

 

 

 

 

Average Payments Remaining

 

 

 

 

 

Average Loan Term

 

 

 

 

 

Average Amt. Financed

 

 

 

 

 

Average Balance

 

 

 

 

 

Total Amt. of Payments

 

 

 

 

 

Loans Principal Balance

 

 

 

 

 

Loans Gross Balance

 

 

 

 

 

 

Average year of vehicles  _____________ Interest method______________

Year of vehicle range        _____________ Repossession ______________%

Average loan % to NADA   _____________12-month charged off amt­­­­_______

 

Delinquency of Loans Overall   

     30 – 60 days _________________

     60 – 90 days _________________

     90 + days      _________________

 

Seller’s Motivation/Need

Price range desired

     % of principal balance ________________________

     % of gross balance __________________________

Recourse?  o  Yes   o  No

 

/autoport 



Miscellaneous Based Income Streams

 

Contingency-Based Income Streams

The contingency-based category is comprised of cash flows in which the recipient is not necessarily legally entitled to receive payments, or in which the amount of the payment is uncertain or contingent upon outside factors.

The contingency-based category includes (but is not limited to):

  • Commercial Judgments
  • Commissions
  • Consumer Judgements
  • Corporate Charitable Contributions
  • Franchise Fees
  • License Fees
  • Royalty Payments
  • Sales Revenue
  • Sports Contracts

Government-Based Income Streams

The government-based category includes income streams paid by a government entity, either directly or through an insurance or bonding company. The party receiving payments is typically an individual.

The government-based category includes (but is not limited to):

  • Conservation Reserve Payments
  • Farm Production Flexibility Contracts
  • Lottery Winnings
  • Military Pensions
  • Tax Refunds

Insurance-Based Income Streams

The insurance-based category includes cash flow income streams stemming from insurance companies and paid to individuals or businesses.

The insurance-based category includes (but is not limited to):

  • Annuities
  • Casino Winnings
  • Corporate Retirement Plans
  • Funeral Purchase Assignments
  • Lawsuit Awards
  • Personal Injury Claims
  • Structured Settlements
  • Viatical Settlements

Consumer-Based Income Streams

The consumer-based category is comprised of cash flows in which the party that owes payment is a consumer - a private individual. The party receiving payments can be a business or an individual.

The consumer-based category includes (but is not limited to):

  • Bank Loans
  • Delinquent Consumer Debt
  • Cemetery Pre-need Contracts
  • Credit Card Debt & Chargeoffs
  • Fractional Ownership Interests (such as timeshares)
  • Health & Country Club Memberships
  • Inheritances & Trusts
  • License Impounds
  • Private Student Loans
  • Retail Installment Contracts
  • Sports Contracts
  • Other Consumer Contracts



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