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The Categories of Cash Flow

Today, tehre are more than sixty different cash flow instruments that Certified Cash Flow Consultants (CCFCs) can broker. The most well-known, of course, are private mortgage notes and business invoices. However, dozens of other cash flow instruments are lesser-known, but just as viable. And new cash flow instruments are being discovered all the time.

The known cash flows are grouped into six income stream categories according to characteristics they share in common. These categories have allowed us to understand the similarities among different cash flow instruments.

The following is a brief summary of each income stream category. A more detailed description of the income stream may be available by clicking on the hyperlink provided. If no hyperlink is available,  please feel free to contact Murcor Funding directly for additional information.

 

Business-Based Income Streams

The business-based income stream category is comprised of cash flow instruments that are paid to a business by another business or government. Business-based cash flow instruments include:

  • Accounts Receivable / Invoices

  • Aerospace Leases

  • Bankruptcy Chapter 11 Reorganization Plans

  • Bankruptcy Receivables

  • Commercial Contracts

  • Commercial Deficiency Portfolios

  • Commercial Leases

  • Construction Receivables

  • Equipment Leases

  • Equipment Timeshares/Fractional Ownership Interests

  • International Receivables

  • Letters of Credit

  • Medical Receivables

  • Partnership Agreements

  • Purchase Orders

  • Sports Contracts

  • Trade Acceptance Drafts

  • Vendor Carryback Paper

  • Warehouse Inventory Lines
Collateral-Based Income Streams

The collateral-based income stream category includes cash flow instruments that are secured by collateral. Collateral is something of value (e.g., land, a home, a car, etc.) that is pledged as security to ensure the payment of a debt. Collateral tends to increase the safety of an income stream, because if the person who owes the debt stops making payments, the collateral can be seized. The collateral-based income stream category includes:

 
Consumer-Based Income Streams

The consumer-based category is comprised of cash flows in which the party that owes payments is a consumer, a private individual. The party receiving payments can be a business or an individual. The consumer-based category includes:

 
Contingency-Based Income Streams

The contingency-based category is comprised of cash flows in which the recipient is not necessarily legally entitled to receive payments, or in which the amount of the payment is uncertain or contingent upon outside factors. The contingency-based category includes:

 
Government-Based Income Streams

This category includes income streams paid by a government entity, either directly or through an insurancec company. The party receiving payments is typically an individual. The government-based category includes:

 
Insurance-Based Income Streams

The insurance-based category includes cash flow income streams stemming from insurance companies and paid to individuals or businesses. The insurance-based category includes:

 

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