Construction Receivables Factoring
Construction Invoice Factoring for Better Cash Flow
Construction receivables factoring is a vital funding option for subcontractors and construction companies that issue progress billing invoices to their customers, typically with payment terms ranging from 30 to 90 days. This financing solution helps safeguard cash flow by addressing the issue of unpaid invoices.
Requirements:
- $2 million a year minimum volume
- Commiment: 12-month
- No invoices where the project is bonded
- No invoices over 90 days
- No retention: No funding for projects with any portion on retention
- $500,000 minimum of eligible receivables
- Our customer must perform 75% of the project work themselves
- Profitable bidding and execution track record
- Produce accurate financials and Work In Progress (WIP) reporting
- Diversity in project sizes and lengths
- Accounts Receivable must be greater than Accounts Payable
Additinally:
- A simple estoppel letter must be signed by Account debtors
- First position on all assets required
- Principal (s) must sign a validity guaranty
- Principal(s) should not have any significant issues in their personal credit or background that would raise concerns for the underwriter. Mediocre credit, however, may not be a disqualifying factor.
- Account debtors must undergo a credit approval process
Required Items:
- Most recent A/R Aging report, either Summary or Detailed (preferably aged by Invoice Date, not Due Date)
- Copy of an Open Invoice from A/R Aging, along with supporting documentation (such as Purchase Order, Contract, or Vendor Agreement)
- 12-month Financial Statements and YTD P & L and Balance Sheet
- Most recent A/P Aging Summary Report
- Copy of Principal(s) Driver’s License(s)
- Copy of Certificate and Articles of Incorporation
- Last three months of Operating Account Bank Statements
- Any additional information you would like to provide to assist us in evaluating transactions for funding
- Any additional information requested by the underwriter during the due diligence process
Once we receive the information, we will forward it to our construction affiliate for review. You will then work with an assigned representative moving forward.
If you are unable to meet any of the above requirements, we may still be able to refer you to another lender. Click on the short form.
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