Pembroke Pines

Factoring Is Simple B2B Financing

When businesses are in need of financing, many turn to their bank for a loan or a line of credit. But what most don’t realize is that the process can take weeks, sometimes even months, before funds are available. Invoice factoring, which is also called accounts-receivable financing, is a simple form of business finance that many companies use to take control of their cash flow through immediate payment on their open receivables (invoices).

At Scale Funding, our Pembroke Pines invoice factoring programs don’t require all the red tape and documentation because we are not a bank. Instead, we have flexibility in meeting our clients’ needs and can provide funding fast- in as little as three days. Take a look at some of the advantages our Pembroke Pines accounts-receivable financing lines have over bank loans and lines of credit.

Accounts-Receivable Financing	Loans & Lines of Credit
15 minute Approval Process	Lengthy Approval Process
Approval Based on Your Customers’ Credit	Approval Based on Your Credit
Same-Day Funding	Funding in 1-3 Months
Eliminates Cash-Flow Gap from Slow-Paying Customers	Cash-Flow Gap Persists
Free Collection Services	No Collection Services

Businesses Need a Flexible Solution. We Specialize in Flexibility.

The obvious benefit of our financing is that it is immediate. After your initial set up, all you need to do is mail your invoices to us, and we deposit a competitive advance directly into your bank account. But what makes us the top choice among financing and factoring companies in Pembroke Pines and Florida is that we offer flexibility that a bank cannot.

Many businesses come to Scale Funding because they are dealing with slow-paying customers. But others come to us because they cannot get qualified to work with the bank for a number of reasons. Whether they are working through a business bankruptcy, paying off tax liens, or are simply in a market that results in fluctuating sales, Scale Funding takes pride in partnering with them to provide a financing solution that works.

Scale Funding is your financing partner when you need funding that is fast, flexible and simple.

Industry Expertise Since 1994

Scale Funding has worked in industries across North America for over two decades, which means we know the major players in your industry and what is needed to get your invoices paid. Through our Pembroke Pines invoice factoring programs, we include professional collections services to support your back office, giving you the ability to devote resources to other business needs.

Take a look at some of the industries we have worked in throughout the years:

Trucking: flatbeds, reefers, vans, heavy hauling, specialty carriers, intermodal and more	Oilfield Service Companies: drilling, site preparation, frac sand haulers, water haulers, hydrovac services and more
Staffing Agencies: medical, administrative, clerical, general labor, specialty placements and more	Government Contractors: technology, security, construction, service providers, manufacturing and more
Utility & Pipeline: pipeline construction, pipeline maintenance, welding, inspection, HDD and more	Telecom: tower maintenance, tower construction, fiber optic installation, cell tower contractors and more
Heavy Construction: concrete contractors, crane companies, excavating, welding and more	Technology: IT consulting, network administration, data management, software solutions and more

Pembroke Pines, Florida

Pembroke Pines is a warm, welcoming city in the sunny state of Florida. Located in Broward County, it offers residents, visitors and business establishments a vibrant but relaxed place to live and work in, and to visit. As of the 2016 census, the population of Pembroke Pines was placed at just over 160,000.

This city provides a unique mix of big-city amenities and small-town living. Pembroke Pines is one of the main cities within Miami’s metropolitan region. The city is renowned for its livability, high quality of life and its diverse demographic. However, it also provides a tight-knit, communal feel that has proved attractive to families, singles and even senior citizens.

Pembroke Pines is well known for its balmy climate, lush landscape and limitless opportunities for recreation and entertainment. Because of this, the city has won numerous awards and accolades. These include being listed as Florida’s “Best Place to Raise Your Kids,” one of South Florida’s “Most Integrated Communities” and an “All American City.”

History

It is believed that the area that is now Pembroke Pines was first inhabited by Native Americans more than 4,000 years ago. However, the city as we know it today can trace the origins of its name back to Sir Edward Reed, a British Member of Parliament. In the 1880s, Reed first bought and farmed land in the area that is now near Dania Beach. A road that passed through this land was soon after named Pembroke Road. It is believed that this road influenced the city’s name during its incorporation in 1960.

Pembroke Pines started out as an agricultural town. After the Second World War, retired army personnel came to the area and began dairy farming. One of the first homes in this town was built in 1956 in the new subdivision called the Village of Pembroke Pines. Its status as a village was confirmed in 1959, which was before the area was incorporated as a city.

During its early years, Pembroke Pines was less than a square-mile expanse between 72nd Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard. Residents organized themselves into the Pembroke Pines Civic Association in order to drive the further development of the area.

However, their efforts at expansion to the south, east and north were hampered by the South Florida State Hospital and North Perry Airport. Developer Joseph LaCroix came to the rescue by allowing his 320-acre piece of land to be annexed to the city. This allowed Pembroke Pines to finally begin developing westward.

After Hurricane Andrew in 1992, Pembroke Pines’ population experienced massive growth. Many people moved from Miami-Dade County to Broward County. Throughout the 1990s a significant portion of people had found their way to Pembroke Pines in this manner. The resultant population boom also caused this city to be ranked third in America’s “Fastest Growing Cities” 1999 listing.

Economy

Pembroke Pines started out as a major agricultural city, with a focus on dairy farming. However, people have branched out in recent years to bring a variety of industries to the forefront. Today, a small percentage of the city’s population still cultivates the land; however, the backbone of Pembroke Pines’ economy is built on retail, professional services, finance, transportation and logistics, wholesaling and warehousing and IT.

The rate of new job creation in Pembroke Pines is among the highest in the entire state of Florida. This influences how people live in this city, providing quite a high standard of life for area residents. The median income for households in Pembroke Pines is $60,000. Affordable housing is also ensured, attracting even more people to live here. As at the end of 2016, the median home price in the city was about $200,000.

Recreation and Culture

Pembroke Pines is unique in that the city is truly designed with wholesome, family-oriented recreation in mind. The city has more than a dozen beautifully-landscaped parks for the kids to play in, or for one to enjoy a relaxing sit or peaceful stroll.

Some of the best-known parks here include Alhambra Park, Ben Fiorendino Park and Ashley Hale Park. You can also go to C.B. Smith Park for water sports or the William B. Armstrong Dream Park for great jazz in a peaceful setting.

This city is also famous for its scenic pedestrian paths, bike trails and outdoor sporting events. You can visit some of its top-notch golf courses for an unmatched experience. These include the Pembroke Pines Country Club, Pembroke Lake Golf and Racquet Club and Grand Palms Golf and Country Resort.

You can also discover some great dining, shopping and entertainment venues in Pembroke Pines. This city has an eclectic and vibrant entertainment scene that will appeal to any taste. Furthermore, you can find restaurants serving a wide range of international cuisine that will keep food lovers satiated and happy.

Apart from that, there are also interesting cultural attractions that celebrate Pembroke Pines’ rich historical heritage. The city’s easy accessibility to major interstates and highways makes it easy for one to travel throughout connected cities around South Florida for business and pleasure.