Home Owners and Business Owners - Something in common
by George Josserme

There is an industry in the financial world of the most developed countries changing the life of great many folks. This industry has already grown to mature in North America. It is called and known as Cash Flow. This industry does not provide financing. It provides funding. Financing creates debt, but funding does not. The beauty of this industry is that entire transactions ~particularly for Small Business owners~ take only few days. After that, everyone amicably tell each other Good Bye.

Indeed, not the least important is that the Cash Flow industry does not care about things that banks or lending institutions as well as private lenders make mandatory to disclose. Things such as a personal finance, credit reports, business profit reports, personal and/or business assets, and what was the name of your 1st. Grade teacher ~just to mention a few~ are all but irrelevant in the Cash Flow industry.

Another of the most common uses of the Cash Flow is in selling a valuable property such as a home, or even an expensive boat or yacht. These owners must rely on banks approving buyers’ applications. Unfortunately, banks approve applications to those with almost perfect credit. Very often, flaws that may be seen unimportant are enough for banks to reject potential buyers. On the other hand, folks with homes for sale by owner present buyers with an accommodating offer; and in a way that makes realistic to sell for the asking price.

Still, home owners have another hurdle to confront: Realtors. These professionals have “listings” which are as long as a DNA. They are in business to sell “any home” in that listing. The home owner’s business is to sell “one home”.

In the case of Small Business owners, some of them own a business with a few employees, some others own a business where almost the entire family is part of the business, and yet other owners are solo practitioners with one or two offices in a building or in their homes. All of them have two things in common. The first one is invoices. The second one is to wait for their invoices to come to term which is 30, 60, 90, or 120 days. The waiting is not only detrimental to a business, but most of them sweat every day they have to wait; and some even miss hours of sleep at night.

Neither home owners nor Small Business owners have the situation
under their control. They are dependant on someone else. They must
rely on other events to occur before they can get what they want and
succeed in their intended goals.
The Cash Flow industry erases all of this. It simply puts on a silver platter every ingredient of a cocktail which allows owners with homes for sale by owner and Small Business owners with invoices to have their corresponding situations “under their control”, and to decide how and when transactions take place.

Home owners can sell faster and for the asking price. They do not have to rely on lending institutions to put enough buyers in the market, a Realtor to decide on whether to sell his home or someone else’s, lose part of the equity by lowering a property’s price in an attempt to facilitate a sale, nor other conditions likely to leave a sour taste in their mouth.

Small Business owners do not have to sweat the waiting period imposed on them to get the money they need to operate a business and to pay suppliers and employees. They do not have to confront a bank, an investor, or friends and relatives to borrow money from simply because they want their money; and they rightfully want it “now”.

Those folks with homes for sale by owner must acquire knowledge
well in advance in order to truly benefit from such industry. Those
who own a business must deal with Invoice Factoring Company.

It is plain good common sense to learn “before” selling
a home or dealing with an invoice factoring company.


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