This book will explain everything you need to know about becoming an Accounts Receivable Specialist for US Government Invoices. With over $1 billion a week in government contracts up for bid, there are thousands of small businesses who need assistance in getting paid in a timely manner.
A Gov Accounts Receivable Specialist helps small businesses and medium size business turn their Government Invoices into immediate Working Capital instead of waiting for Gov agencies to pay. The U.S. Gov may pay within-30 days, but not always. Some state and city agencies delay payments up to 60 days, which can be extremely difficult on the cash flow for a small business.
Gov Accounts Receivable Specialist relieve the stress and the strain of cash flow problems, by providing working capital options, which requires no financials.
This industry enjoys the backing of a law passed by Congress in 1986. The Assignment of Clams Act which says that Government Contractors can assign their Invoices to a Lender in exchange for cash.
The income is good, you are you own boss, and you are paid for the life of the contract. This is one of those perfect work from home jobs.
The Book explains the information necessary to get started. There is no investment on your part except for commitment and time. Accounts Receivable Specialists earn an average of $75,000 to $200,000 a year working full-time. Part-timers can earn up to $50K to $65K per year, easy.
The what, when, where, and how is explained by an Accounts Receivable Specialist, who worked from home for nine years. C. Ingram is now retired and living in Mexico. AR accounts are still active and producing a monthly income.
This is a career where you will always be welcomed by business owners who can use your services. Your business is to represent Lenders. Your ability to offer $10 million, as immediate working capital makes you a valuable asset to any company.
Funding is based on a company’s Invoices with the U.S. Gov, State, County, or City Gov. Your clients don’t need to qualify for credit, nor in most cases, do they need to provide a financial statement. Funding is based upon the credit worthiness of the client, which in this case is the U.S. Gov.
Lenders pay you anywhere from 10% to 15% of their funding fees. This makes for an extremely lucrative career. This book explains in easy to understand language how to get into this business and how to succeed.
The author of this book never went to visit a client, nor did she set up appointments with clients. The entire process was/is done online. She shares her procedures in this book.
Chapters:
Chapter 1. What is a Gov Accounts Receivable Specialist?
Chapter 2. What You Need to Know to Get Started
Chapter 3. What Is the Federal Gov Position on the Assignment of Invoices?
Chapter 4. Where to Find Leads
Chapter 5. Finding Lenders
Chapter 6. What is PO Funding?
Chapter 7. Important Facts Concerning Government Contracts
Chapter 8. Important Government Bid Resources
Look Inside, See for Yourself.
