A lot of businesses are forced to offer a 30-day credit to their customers in order to secure their orders and attract more buyers. However, this solution often backfires on the business owners who end up waiting up to 90 days for their invoices to be paid. Once the invoices start stacking up, the cash […]
Put An End To Your Cash Flow Problems: How Debtor Financing Can Save Your Business In 24 Hours
Every business needs a steady cash flow to keep their operations running smoothly. Once the outstanding invoices start stacking up, and the cash flow slows down, every aspect of your business can suffer greatly. The fact is that even the most successful businesses face a crisis if they have to wait up to 90 days […]
7 Things About Debtor Financing That Can Save Your Business’ Cash Flow Problems
Debtor financing turns unpaid invoices into new business opportunities, which is exactly why more and more businesses are turning to this solution. But, what exactly is debtor financing, and how does it help your business? Here are 7 things about debtor financing that can save your business’ cash flow problems and put you back on […]
To fix or not to fix (your loan)
To fix or not to fix (your loan) If you’re planning a renovation, just finished one, or you’re right in the thick of one, you may be well be re-evaluating your mortgage options. And if you are, you are also probably asking yourself the question – ‘Should I fix my loan rate?’. There are always […]
Real reno: the perfect property flip!
The perfect flip! It’s always a thrill to see the For Sale sign go up on a home you’ve just finished renovating – especially when you’ve already found your next project. But what do you do when the stars don’t align and you want to buy before you’ve sold? This is the situation our clients […]
Should you buy before you sell?
Number crunching is one of the less exciting parts of renovating – but unfortunately it’s also one of the most important. Whether you are turning over an investment property or renovating your home as a long-term nest for your family, it makes sense to know you are not overcapitalising and the money you are spending […]
How much to spend on a pre-sale house makeover
Number crunching is one of the less exciting parts of renovating – but unfortunately it’s also one of the most important. Whether you are turning over an investment property or renovating your home as a long-term nest for your family, it makes sense to know you are not overcapitalising and the money you are spending […]
How much should I spend on my reno? Part one: valuations
Number crunching is one of the less exciting parts of renovating – but unfortunately it’s also one of the most important. Whether you are turning over an investment property or renovating your home as a long-term nest for your family, it makes sense to know you are not overcapitalising and the money you are spending […]
How to finance your reno: part two
Renovating a house – for lifestyle or profit – is a big financial commitment. And for most of us, that means borrowing the money to do the work. There are lots of different ways to finance a renovation but the key to optimising your success is to find the one that best suits your situation. […]
How to finance your reno: part one
Renovating a house – for lifestyle or profit – is a big financial commitment. And for most of us, that means borrowing the money to do the work. There are lots of different ways to finance a renovation but the key to optimising your success is to find the one that best suits your situation. […]