Dos Coyotes Funding -- Business Services

Factoring

The selling of accounts receivables, or factoring as it is commonly known has been around since Roman times. Factoring allows a business to collect money they are owed immediately by selling the right to collect on the invoice to a third party at a discount.

Today over 100 million dollars of invoices are factored in the United States every year.

The process of factoring looks like this:

The factor or funding source advances a certain percentage of the invoice amount to the business. The remainder of the invoice is witheld by the factor and is called the reserve.
The factor assumes the right to recieve payment on the invoice.
When the factor receives payment the reserve is paid to the business less the amount of the factoring fee.

Businesses factor for many reasons:

To make payroll.

To pay taxes.

To take on large orders and grow!

To take advantage of vendor cash discounts!

To unload the burden of collections and accounts receivable administration.

To increase cash flow without taking on debt!

Retail Installment Contracts

At Dos Coyotes Funding we have access to over 60 funding sources that specialize in many different areas. We will use our expertise to match you with one of our funding sources in order to design an installment plan that meets your business needs. We can facilitate the sale of your existing consumer credit contracts and future contracts as you create them. We can help you provide flexible payment options to your customers! We can give you flexibility over your competition!

Bad Debt

Do you have charged off accounts on your books? We have funding sources who specialize in the purchase of uncollectable accounts. Call us! We just might be able to turn these negatives into fresh cash for your business!

For your free no obligation quote please make contact!

We can be reached via email at:

We can also be reached by phone at (323) 533-1041 or fax at (310) 821-0424.

Our mailing address is shown below:

Dos Coyotes Funding
4856 McConnell Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90066

	Factoring The selling of accounts receivables, or factoring as it is commonly known has been around since Roman times. Factoring allows a business to collect money they are owed immediately by selling the right to collect on the invoice to a third party at a discount. Today over 100 million dollars of invoices are factored in the United States every year. The process of factoring looks like this: The factor or funding source advances a certain percentage of the invoice amount to the business. The remainder of the invoice is witheld by the factor and is called the reserve. The factor assumes the right to recieve payment on the invoice. When the factor receives payment the reserve is paid to the business less the amount of the factoring fee. Businesses factor for many reasons: To make payroll. To pay taxes. To take on large orders and grow! To take advantage of vendor cash discounts! To unload the burden of collections and accounts receivable administration. To increase cash flow without taking on debt! Retail Installment Contracts At Dos Coyotes Funding we have access to over 60 funding sources that specialize in many different areas. We will use our expertise to match you with one of our funding sources in order to design an installment plan that meets your business needs. We can facilitate the sale of your existing consumer credit contracts and future contracts as you create them. We can help you provide flexible payment options to your customers! We can give you flexibility over your competition! Bad Debt Do you have charged off accounts on your books? We have funding sources who specialize in the purchase of uncollectable accounts. Call us! We just might be able to turn these negatives into fresh cash for your business! For your free no obligation quote please make contact! We can be reached via email at: We can also be reached by phone at (323) 533-1041 or fax at (310) 821-0424. Our mailing address is shown below: Dos Coyotes Funding 4856 McConnell Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90066
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