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Companies with consistent cash-flow, (cash-flow determined monthly resultant from subtracting all expenses through-out the year from all income incurred during the year, divided by 12 months); can sometimes obtain financing by offering their future cash-flow at a discount to a buyer.
An example of a cash-flow sale would be if you had a average cash-flow of $10,000 per month, and wanted financing to obtain or acquire equipment or an acquisition of real estate, you may be able to “sell” your future cash-flow (next 12 months) for a discounted amount. In the example, over 12 months your cash-flow (based on your average) would be $120,000. A company or individual may offer $100,000 immediately based on their receiving your future cash-flow, in monthly allotments of $10,000, for a $20,000 profit or approximately a 20% interest rate loan. Cash-flow sales are rarely provided, however, can be a source of capital in some cases.
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