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How Can I Get Out of Multiple Advances?

What are multiple cash advances?

This is when a business has more than 1 cash advance.  Get started now on safe and fast solutions to multiple positions.

Get out of multiple advances today
If your business has several short term advances, contact us and get this solved today.

Get a 1 large business loan to payoff the multiple advances or use different asset based options to payoff!    Apply below.

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Frequently asked Questions.

How can I get out my mca advances without defaulting?

You can either pay them all off through a consolidation, or refinance and extend the term several more months. You may even qualify to extend the term for up to 5 years with credit scores over 600 and strong sales.

How much lower can you get my payment if you pay them off?

Your payment is reduced between 35% and 75%. The fewer number of months you have left on your advances now, the longer your refinance can be extended on a payoff.

Do you negotiate with my current advance companies?

It is not necessary to negotiate with your current mca companies. They are fully paid off and satisfied so there isn’t any need to talk to them. There will not be any other outstanding debt with them.

Can I get my advances paid off if I am behind on payments?

Asset based programs can be used to pay off delinquent mca accounts. Some unsecured programs may qualify if you are not severely delinquent. If you have already defaulted, then the asset
based route will work best to clear out your balances.


Does the example below look like your business?:

Your company has three mca positions:
# 1:   Balance of $20,000 at $333 per day.
Merchant has 60 debit days left or approximately 3 months.
#2:    Balance of $10,000 at $166 per day.
Merchant has 60 days left or 3 months.
#3:  Balance of $5,000 at $83 perday.
Merchant has 60 days left which equals 3 months.

If your business has several mca’s from stacking, complete the secure 30 second application below for a rescue today!   Get payments you can afford that will not hurt your business, or credit or reputation.

Choose from several options to reduce your daily and weekly cash flow for short term debt.  Longer term options are also available, such as weekly and monthly payments.

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How can you pay them off?

  1. Add up and know your total daily, weekly and monthly payments on the advances as well as how much longer you have to pay on them.   Also get your total payoff balances.    Know your approximate credit score.
  2. Search for lenders that either payoff or restructure your debt as earlier options.    Funding programs that recommend you close your business checking account or negotiate a settlement hurt you the most and should be your last possible options.
  3. Choose a program that best matches your company profile for your amount of debt, ability to pay and urgency for a fast loan on any new program that allows you to reduce the number of short term loans.  Owners with less than 100% ownership percentage in their business need agreement from the other owners.
  4. Talk to a representative of the program.   Tell them about your situation and ask them about their underwriting criteria.   Try to assess what your chances of approval or being declined are for each program.   Once you find the best matching program, then apply.
  5. If approved, review the terms of the approval.   If you are satisfied, close the transaction.
  6. Receive funds into your main account and begin repayment with improved cash flow.

We have excellent programs with a high approval rate to fix your multiple mca multiple positions problem.  Almost all businesses can improve their cash flow.   Take actions before you have missed mca payments.   Apply above or call us at Tel: 919-771-4177.

We are a leading funding source for all Small Businesses looking for the best alternatives to Banks.

Author Biography: Will Sanio, Owner of SCF Funding, dba SmallBusinessLoansDepot.com, has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Over 20 Years experience including 10 Years with Wells Fargo, formerly Wachovia Bank and First Atlanta Bank. Specializing in Traditional and Alternative lending.

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Stacking Merchant Cash Advances – Fast Fix!

Stacking MCA Cash Advances

Merchants that stack multiple short term cash advances are getting and paying on multiple MCA’s at the same time.  This includes getting a second or third cash advance.

Don’t let multiple short term cash advances ruin your business!  Fix the problem NOW with several choices:

Pay them down or off into  1 Loan
Extend the number of months.

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FAQ Frequently asked questions about stacking merchant cash advances

What is stacking?

Stacking is when a merchant gets more than 1 MCA at the same time. Businesses sometimes need more money and can get a 2nd or 3rd position.
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Is stacking merchant cash advances legal?

It is legal for a company to take out multiple MCA’s. Some funders prohibit you in their contract from taking out any additional loans but State and federal laws do not prevent it.

Can my business take out another loan if we already have several?

You can take out another loan even if you already have existing MCA’s.

Can we get funding from two different places?

Your company can get a loan from two different lenders. We can approve you for funding even if you have MCA’s with another company.

How can my business get out of stacked MCA’s?

You can pay them off through a new transaction, such as a consolidation. This eliminates current debts and avoids past dues and defaults.

Can I consolidate them into a longer term?

We can assist in consolidating and reducing stacked daily payments between 35% to 75%. If you currently pay $1,000 per month, they can be lowered down to $500 or less without defaulting or damaging your credit or standing.

First understand what counts as an existing mca position.
Then get a 2nd position cash advance or a 3rd position mca advance IF your company can handle it and did not get enough funding from the 1st MCA.

Need saving from merchant cash advances? Programs now to get out of multiple loans and save your business.

Get a consolidation loan to payoff.

Through a consolidation loan for instance, the daily debit payment is lowered and term extended.

How can my business be approved for a consolidation?
We can help in consolidating mca’s.  We can give you criteria over the phone.   If you and the lender agree you have a strong chance of qualifying, consider applying for the consolidation.

Example of too many stacked cash advances:

A company obtains a first position Merchant Cash Advance, then a 2nd one after the 1st one.   The second (2nd) position is stacked on top of the first.  Then they get a third.   The third (3rd) is now behind the first and second position.

The company’s income is too restricted because it may not be able to handle other critical business expenses.  For instance, there may not be funds left for advertising, product development and expansion plans it has.

Stacking Example

Below is an example of how consolidating a stacked merchant works.  The required multiple daily payments that are now being debited from your company checking account take away from critical marketing, inventory, and even being able to meet payroll.

Acme, Inc.  decided to stack MCA’s and has 2 so far.

# 1  current balance  $10,000  @ $100 per day.

# 2 current  balance $10,000 @ $100 per day.

This merchant has 100 days left on these 2.   They are costing them $1,000 per week and about $4,000 per month.

On a typical consolidation, they will lower their daily debit by about 50%, going from $200 to $100.    This lowers their monthly cost from $4,000 to $2,000 and saves them $2,000 per month.   Sometimes the savings is even more.

Negotiate to lower the daily payments

How do you negotiate with to lower the daily payments?

Each lender may have a different policy on negotiating a reduction.   The Lender will consider your specific situation,  and how the request is handled by the borrower.

Review the basic conditions of each funder because funding source has stipulations in the contract you may violate.  The stipulations may say the borrower cannot obtain any more funding until their contract is paid off.   This is an example of how you may have already violated the terms of the contract.

As a result, the lender may have the option of declaring a default.  For instance, they may require or demand full payoff of the remaining balance immediately.  So review the contract carefully before contacting the lender.

Ask for a lower daily payment

Contact the lender and let them know you cannot handle the daily payment.   Ask to get a reduction so you can continue paying as agreed.    You will be asked questions and may have to complete paperwork.

Ask for a Pause.

If your company is going through a brief slow period, it may be better to ask for a pause in the payments for a week or two.   Funders are less restrictive on pausing debits than they are on lowering them.

Pay them off with other loans

If the problem of multiple loans cannot be solved through a consolidation or negotiation with the lender, another solution is to pay them off because that will fully solve your problem.   For example, some other types of funding are:

–  Asset based loan.   Money from this option can be used on Real Estate, Equipment, or both.

Accounts receivables financing.

Merchants can use the proceeds from one of these other options to payoff your existing short term debt.   Also, you may be able to extend the number of months up to 24 or 36. This can dramatically improve your monthly cash flow.

Conclusion

Use these business strategies and tips for the best ways to lower your daily merchant payments.

The SBA has tips, suggestions and hints to help merchants find solutions to financial problems as well as how to create business plans and other statements that may be requested for any type of financing transaction.

We are a leading funding source for all Small Businesses looking for the best alternatives to Banks.

Author Biography: Will Sanio, Owner of SCF Funding, dba SmallBusinessLoansDepot.com, has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Over 20 Years experience including 10 Years with Wells Fargo, formerly Wachovia Bank and First Atlanta Bank. Specializing in Traditional and Alternative lending.

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Consolidate Merchant Cash Advances – No Defaults!


The best and safe options to consolidate merchant cash advances.  Many businesses have multiple mca’s by stacking cash advances.
Get  immediate relief to lower their daily and weekly payments.

A regular and reverse consolidation will improve your cash flow up to 50% or more for some programs, thereby reducing your number of positions   Apply below now!

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How to get a merchant cash advance consolidation:

 

  • Calculate how much you can afford to pay per day, week and month compared to what you are paying now.
  • Research and contact companies that offer consolidation programs that match your business needs and daily budget.
  • Review the qualification requirements and choose from programs that you have the best chance to qualify for.
  • Do not get another mca during the term of the transaction.

 

 

 Why Not  Consolidate  Several…..Into 1 AND Lower  Your Payment ?

FAQ Frequently asked questions.

How much can I save daily?

Your business can lower the daily or weekly payments between 25% and 50%. Some programs can lower them as much as 75% and convert into weekly or monthly debits.

How does the consolidation work?

A merchant cash advance consolidation is usually one large loan used to payoff several smaller ones. The goal is to lower total daily payments by extending the term, lowering the rate, or both. Some programs are structured differently or give you a longer term to payoff the current debt while others have a shorter term.

How do we qualify?

If you can simply make the new payment, then you can qualify based on cash flow. It should be 30 days since your most recent advance closed and you should be current. Lenders want to know you can meet your obligations now before being approved.

How can I get the best terms?

Apply for the longest term program available because the payment will be the lowest. The lower the payment, the more likely your cash flow will qualify.

How does a reverse consolidation work?

A reverse consolidation covers the payments on your existing advances while you make a much lower one on the reverse. During the term of the transaction, the other daily debits you had before drop off until you only have one payment left.


How we can help

Your business may be in a position where it must extend out the term of current positions.   We can assist in paying off 2, 3 or 4 other mca’s and lowing your payment as much as 50% or more.

Tips on how to get approved:

–  Make all of your payments on time.

–  Wait until 30 days after the most mca closes to apply.   Most requests are declined if new funding is deposited into your account in the last 30 days.

Lenders want to see how a business is paying it’s most recent debt before it approves.

–  Don’t have more than 5 overdrafts or 5 NSF’s per month.

Program Features:

– No net funding requirement.

– No maximum number of positions.

– Daily, weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly repayment programs.

We try to tie payment frequency to your deposit volume.  The main things looked at are:

The repayment history on current advances.

– If we are materially cheaper, and if your business has been able to pay your existing higher cost mca’s with minimal NSFs, we will aggressively pursue a consolidation.

– Deposit volume and consistency are reviewed.  Are your deposits enough?  Or are they under $10,000 a month?

If deposits vary significantly from month to month, we will typically look at the lowest month when calculating an amount to offer.

Up to 1.25 times your deposits with a 6 to 12 month term are offered.
– (NSF) insufficient funds and overdraft frequency are looked at.

Other features and products:

1. Advances are available in almost all states EXCEPT California.   Term loans are available.

2. Your future consolidation is more like a like of credit. A merchant can request additional capital at anytime from us.

We will quickly re-underwrite it with no fee and offer additional funds and keep your scheduled payment the same.

Renewals

You do not have to pay off our loan to get more capital.  This holds true if your business requests more capital after one month, or after six months.

Your business saves money at renewal. Your business will not pay interest on interest if you renew for premium programs.

– Low or no origination and underwriting fees.   Fees as low as $250 to consolidate 3 to 4 positions, $500 to $750 for 5 or more.  No NSF fees or other junk fees are charged.

– The maximum initial funding is $100,000.

– This is first position funding only.   This funding can be the only funding following a consolidation.  A standard line of credit, credit card split loan, traditional bank loan.

– SBA loan, car loan, student loans and home loans can be left in place.

– Daily, weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly payment options are available.

Your business may need help creating a business plan.  The SBA can also assist with ideas and programs to develop a business plan.

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