What Is Asset-Based Lending?
Usually used with smaller companies that are growing quickly, need cash soon, and may have less-than-perfect credit, asset-based lending allows you to use your company’s assets as collateral for your loan. At CapitalPlus.com, an asset-based transaction is an advance based on the value of your invoices. This way, you still own your assets, and you’re putting them to work for you in a variety of ways. Although accounts receivable are the most common collateral, inventory and almost any other asset could potentially be used to secure an asset-based loan.
Types of Business That Would Use Asset-Based Lending
| Cable Companies | Carpenters | Carpet |
| Ceiling—Drywall | Electrical Contractors | Engineers |
| Excavators | Expediters | Fire Sprinkler Contractors |
| Flooring | General Contractors | HVAC |
| Landscapers | Manufacturers | Paving |
| Plumbing | Roofing | Security Firms |
| Space Planners | Steel Fabricators | Supply Houses |
| Tile Contractors | Underground Utilities | Utility Companies |
| Staffing | Construction | Security |
| Textile | Landscape |
Advantages of Asset-Based Loans
There are a number of advantages to asset-based financing. The primary benefit is that smaller businesses are typically able to get the cash they need more quickly than they would if they were financing through a standard bank loan. Securing an asset-based loan through CapitalPlus.com can also help your company meet its short-term financial needs.
At CapitalPlus.com, we understand that each company has different needs. Smaller businesses that are expanding rapidly may have a harder time coming up with the cash needed to help their company grow. We can help your business secure asset-based financing, allowing you to lease the necessary equipment so your company can continue to expand. Contact us today, and get more capital for your business with CapitalPlus.com’s asset-based factoring and financing services.
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