Gregg Elberg - Articles

Mr. Elberg is a licensed attorney and licensed real estate broker. Gregg Financial Services is a full service brokerage for commercial finance companies and banks that fund B2B businesses. We work with all industries and can arrange financing transactions throughout the US and Canada, Mexico, Australia, India and several areas of Europe including the UK, Ireland, France, and Poland. Mr. Elberg arranges funding from $25,000 to $50 million per month at competitive pricing, and works to reduce your financing costs as your company grows. For more information about GFS, please call 888 482 9221 or visit our website: http://www.greggfinancialservices.com

• Commercial Finance- the Mortgage Meltdown
  08/03/2008 | Finance
  Commercial Finance- the Mortgage Meltdown explores the history of the mortgage meltdown of 2008, and the likely consequences to the public. The article looks back at the savings and loan crisis of the late 1980’s for comparisons. The effects on commercial finance, purchase order financing and accounts receivable financing are also discussed. Read
  
• Purchase Order Financing- Easy Money
  06/03/2008 | Finance
  Purchase Order Financing-Easy Money explores the history of money, the conversion of gold to paper money and the similarities between the invention of bartering and purchase order financing. Read
  
• The Gregg Diet- Eat a Lot
  20/02/2008 | Self Improvement
  The Gregg Diet- Eat a Lot is a follow up article to The Gregg Diet- It’s the Rub, an article written by this author about six months ago. The article re-examines the premise of this diet, the challenges of staying with it, and how mass quantities of the right foods can help you loose weight. Read
  
• Accounts Receivable Financing- Bueno!
  07/02/2008 | Finance
  Accounts Receivable Financing- Bueno explores the international world of exporting to Mexico from the U.S. and importing to the U.S. from Mexico with the availability of commercial financing in the form accounts receivable financing. Read
  
• Commercial Finance- Angel Money
  25/01/2008 | Finance
  Commercial Finance- Angel Money explores the world of angel investors. During these times of hard money what are the pros and cons of working with angel investors? Are they really venture capitalists with wings? Read
  
• Commercial Finance- Hard Money
  14/01/2008 | Loans
  Commercial Finance- Hard Money explores the little known world of financing real estate and business accounts receivable with respect to situations that banks and other financial institutions typically avoid. The year 2008 will be known for difficult financial times for large institutions, businesses and individuals. Financing will be harder than ever to obtain. Read
  
• Accounts Receivable Financing- Secrets
  10/01/2008 | Credit
  Accounts Receivable Financing-Secrets explores the little known world of factoring and purchase order financing. Many businesses and their bankers are unaware of the potential for exponential growth when these financing techniques are revealed to supply the missing capital needed for businesses that sell goods or services to other businesses. Read
  
• Accounts Receivable Financing- the India Connection
  05/11/2007 | Loans
  Accounts Receivable Financing- The India Connection explores the vast growing marketplace in India and how you can benefit from this trend by importing goods or exporting goods to this ginormous economy with accounts receivable financing. Read
  
• Factoring Government Receivables- Checkmate
  26/09/2007 | Credit
  Factoring Government Receivables- Checkmate explores how to grow your government contracting business exponentially with accounts receivable financing. Various techniques to create a win-win situation are analyzed. Read
  
• Invoice Factoring for Subcontractors
  20/09/2007 | Loans
  Invoice Factoring for Subcontractors explores the pros and cons of factoring invoices in the construction industry. The article examines how to determine if it is prudent to accelerate your cash flow with factoring because your subcontracting business is growing rapidly, and no other sources of financing are available. Read