Increase your buying power
A quick injection of funding can significantly increase a scrap yard’s buying power.
With funding you can purchase or repair equipment, buy more materials, and expand your operation.
Equipment Financing
Putting a lien on equipment in order to obtain funds
How Funding Works
- A lien put on currently owned equipment in order to obtain funds for any purpose
- A lien put on equipment that you are looking to buy in order to obtain funds for it’s purchase
Rates are based on
- The equipment’s age and condition
- The equipment’s marketability (how easy it would be to sell)
- Your credit
- Your ability to pay back the loan
Ask yourself
- Do you own any valuable equipment?
- What is the age and condition of the equipment?
- Are you looking to buy any valuable equipment?
- Is the equipment semi-liquid and market ready?
Required Documents
- Year to date bank statements and financials
- Past two years tax return
- Debt schedule (if necessary)
- Appraisal document for the equipment
Good to Know
- Equipment financing is a fast and simple way to fund up to 100% of the value of equipment
Business Line of Credit
Money available to be drawn at any time
How Funding Works
- Funds are available to be drawn at any time
- Only pay for what you with-drawl
- Interest rate is pre set on presentation
- More funds become available as payments are made
Rates are based on
- Time in business and revenue
- If collateral is used
- Your credit
- Your ability to pay back the loan
- Debt/Equity ratio
Ask yourself
- Is my FICO over 650?
- Has my business been operating for 2+ years
- Do I have collateral
- Is the equipment semi-liquid and market ready?
Required Documents
- Last three months of business bank statements
- Current month to date statement
- Debt schedule (if necessary)
Good to Know
- A business line of credit is a great way to have funds available when you need them.
- Funds can be used for any business related expense
- Only pay for the funds you use
Small Business Administration
U.S. backed loan for increased security and lower rates
How Funding Works
- Un-collateralized under $350k
- Collateralized over $350k up to $5m
- Terms as long as 25 years for real estate and 10 years for others
Rates are based on
- SBA set maximum
Ask yourself
- Has my business been profitable for 2+ years?
- Do I have collateral for loans over $350k?
- Am I looking to purchase property?
Requirements to get started
- 680+ preferred FICO
- Profitable for 2+ years
Good to Know
- SBA 7(a) loans offer some of the best rates available
- Applications typically take 4-6 weeks to fund
- Pre-approval in 2 business days
Factoring
An advance collateralized by your business’s outstanding invoices
How Funding Works
- An invoice is a bill for goods or services already provided
- A business sells its invoices to a third party (the factor) in order to meet its current cash flow obligations
Rates are based on
- The invoice holders credit worthiness
- The length of time until the invoice will be paid
Ask yourself
- Are you currently factoring any invoices?
- Do you presently have a need for additional cash flow?
Required Documents
- Sample invoice
- Accounts receivable aging report
Good to Know
- We only factor business to business transactions
- Residual account; represents an ongoing relationship
- With factoring you have the chance to get paid for your invoices right away – no need to wait
Purchase Order Financing
An advance collateralized by your business’s purchase orders
How Funding Works
- Purchase orders are documents sent from a merchant to a provider with a request for an order
- A business sells its purchase orders to a third party to obtain the funds necessary to satisfy the order
Rates are based on
- The security of the order
- The length of the funding
- Your credit
Ask yourself
- Do you have any unfulfilled purchase orders?
- Are you currently receiving purchase order financing?
- Are you unable to make an initial payment for an order?
Required Documents
- A list of unfulfilled purchase orders
- Financial statements
Good to Know
- Purchase order financing is NOT a loan, and therefore you are not incurring any debt
- The application required to establish a purchase order relationship is much simpler than other types of financing
- With purchase order financing you can ONLY use the funds to assist with satisfying the order
- Purchase order financing can support a single transaction and/or grow with your company’s funding requirements
Mortgage Financing
Putting a lien on a property in order to obtain funds
How Funding Works
- A lien put on currently owned property in order to obtain funds for any purple
- A lien put on a property that you are looking to buy in order to obtain funds for it’s purchase
Rates are based on
- The security and length of the loan
- The loan to value ratio
- Your credit
Ask yourself
- Do you own any commercial property?
- Are you looking to buy any commercial property?
- Is the commercial property currently producing income?
- Is there any debt on the property?
- How many units are on the property?
Required Documents
- Profit and loss statements
- Property info: appraisal or brokers opinion of value (BOV)
- 3 most recent years tax returns
- Personal financial statements – updated within the last 60 days
Good to Know
- Mortgage financing is only available for income producing property
- The most common way for a property to produce income is by having tenants
- A property with both a business and a tenant on it is referred to as a mixed use property
Contact Us
Schedule a call with one of our Funding Specialists for more information