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Is Asset Backed Lending for Your Business???

3/30/2023

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Asset-based funding, also known as asset-based lending, is a type of financing that has gained popularity in recent years due to its flexible and secure nature. This type of funding provides businesses with a means of securing funding by using their assets as collateral.
Asset-based funding is particularly useful for businesses that have a high value of assets but may not have a strong credit history or have limited cash flow. Assets can include inventory, accounts receivable, equipment, and real estate. These assets are assessed for their value, and the business can borrow against the value of the assets. The lender will then secure the loan with a lien on the assets.
One of the key benefits of asset-based funding is that it allows businesses to access capital quickly, often within days or weeks. The lender is primarily focused on the value of the assets and is less concerned with the business's credit history or cash flow. This means that businesses that may have been turned down for traditional bank loans due to poor credit can still access the funding they need.
Asset-based funding can also be a flexible financing option. The loan amount can increase or decrease as the value of the assets changes. This means that businesses can adjust their financing needs based on their current asset value, allowing them to access more capital when needed.
Another advantage of asset-based funding is that it can be more cost-effective than other types of financing, such as factoring or invoice discounting. These types of financing often have high fees and interest rates, whereas asset-based funding typically has lower fees and interest rates.
However, it is important to note that asset-based funding may not be the best option for all businesses. It is crucial to understand the risks associated with using assets as collateral and to carefully consider the terms and conditions of the loan.
In conclusion, asset-based funding can be an effective financing option for businesses that have a high value of assets but may not have a strong credit history or consistent cash flow. It can provide quick access to capital, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. However, as with any type of financing, businesses must carefully evaluate the risks and benefits before making a decision.
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    My name is Bill Schall I am a Certified Residential Appraiser in New York.  My company does Real Estate Appraisals in Suffolk and Nassau Counties.

    In addition, we help our clients with business services in our partnership with David Allen Capital, Inc.  Our service include: Business Capital, Employee Retention Credits, Lines of Credit, Payment Processing and more.

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