Michael Banasiak's Contact Details

Michael Banasiak's Company Details

Liquid Capital Express, LLC - Specialty Commercial Financing Solutions Helping Businesses Grow

Brielle, NJ, US • 100 - 249 Employees
Financial Services

Liquid Capital Express, LLC is a franchise that was purchased by Michael Banasiak. Liquid Capital was founded in 1999 and there are more offices (60+ franchises) throughout North America than any other commercial finance company. Liquid Capital and its franchisee's successfully funded $260 million in 2012. Liquid Capital Express is a trustworthy, reliable, quick approval specialty commercial funding source that provides businesses the opportunity to improve cash flow and grow revenue through customized financing solutions. Commercial Finance Solutions: -Purchase Finance - Purchase goods for resale, inventory or consumption; less stringent than P.O. Finance-A/R Factoring - Purchase client's accounts receivable (A/R); up to 85% of the receivable value is funded upfront-Purchase Order (P.O.) - Immediate financing (upon approval) to purchase pre-sold product quickly-Supply Chain Payment - Helps extend accounts payable days to increase cash flow-Quick Pay 3PL - Early payment program that reduces overhead through outsourcing and allows you to compete- Credit Insurance - Protects companies against severe delinquency and financial default from their clientsClient Benefits Short Term and No Term ContractsNo Collateral RequirementsNo Hidden Fees / No Termination FeesWorking With Local Decision MakerQuick Approval Often 2-3 DaysPersonalized Account ManagementMany Financing Options AvailableCredit / Collections Service Included Liquid Capital Express works with you to understand your business goals and the challenges facing your company to determine your working capital needs to develop a lending plan that leads to success. When you choose Liquid Capital Express, you are choosing a partner that will work closely with you providing personalized service to ensure your funding solution is in sync with your working capital needs.