Port St. Lucie

Turn Your Invoices Into Cash

Invoice factoring, also known as accounts-receivable financing, is a quick cash-flow solution that many companies dealing with slow-paying customers use. Invoice factoring provides your business with the instant cash you need for bills, payroll and more.

While there are many factoring companies in Port St. Lucie and Florida, Scale Funding makes the process quick and easy. There are just three simple steps to get the financing you need.

Step 1:

Contact us today and inquire about our Port St. Lucie invoice factoring programs. In just 15 minutes, one of our team members will approve you for one of our custom programs and answer any questions you may have.

Step 2:

Once you’re quickly set up, send your invoices to us.

Step 3:

The day that we receive your invoices, we’ll advance you a percentage of your invoice amount directly into your bank account. While we wait 30, 60 or even 90 days for your customers to submit payment, you’ll have access to the cash that would normally be tied up in your receivables. Once your customer pays the invoice, we’ll deposit the remaining amount into your bank account, less our guaranteed low factoring fee.

Flexible Programs, Customized Solutions

Many companies rely on Scale Funding over other financial institutions and factoring companies in Port St. Lucie because our programs are flexible and custom to work with your business needs. Below are a few examples of different business situations we can help with.

Slow-paying customers	Instead of waiting weeks or months for customer payment, get paid same-day with invoice factoring.
Growing rapidly	If you’re growing quicker than cash is coming in, our Port St. Lucie accounts-receivable financing programs can speed up your cash flow.
Less-than-perfect or maxed-out credit	Our approvals rely on the credit of your customers rather than yours.
Bank turn-downs or workouts	Even if the bank can’t help, we can.
Bankruptcy	If you’ve filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and are in need of DIP financing, we can work with you.
Cash to operate	If you need working capital to operate your business, our factoring programs will provide you with a consistent cash-flow solution.

Financing B2B Industries Since 1994

For more than 20 years, we’ve provided a cash-flow solution to many B2B industries through our customized factoring programs. Some of the industries include:

• Trucking & Freight
• Oilfield Services
• Pipeline & Utility
• Staffing Agencies
• Government Contractors
• Technology
• Renewable Energy
• Heavy Construction
• Telecom & Wireless

Port St. Lucie, Florida

According to the census bureau of the United States, Port St. Lucie was estimated to have 179,413 residents in 2015, making it the eighth largest city in the state of Florida and third largest city in southern Florida. It is located in St. Lucie County, situated between Miami and Orlando, with a total area of 120 square miles.

The city’s temperature ranges between 64 degrees in the coldest month of February, and a sunny 82 degrees in August, making it a year-round tourist destination. The park system is one of a kind and the environment is extremely attractive.

History of Port St. Lucie

Historians believe that the Spanish settlers first gave the place its name after a Roman Catholic Saint, Saint Lucia. The Spanish were in control of Florida from 1783 to 1819. During this time they were believed to have started construction of a fort here on December thirteenth, which is the day of the feast dedicated to Saint Lucia.

St. Lucie was incorporated on April 27, 1903, but Port St. Lucie was not habitable until the 1950s. It was mainly a fish camp; it was a place for small businesses and farms at that time. In 1958, the General Development Corporation bought 40,000 acres of the river park development for $5 million. A bridge was built over the St. Lucie River in 1959 to open the area to automobiles.

On April 27, 1961, Port St. Lucie became a city, when a bill in the house was passed. New communities were developed in the early 1990s and the turn of the millennium.

Economy

The city is viable economically, with all indicators on the positive side. It’s no wonder the city attracts new residents- not just because of its beauty- but the value it offers in terms of the economy. It ranks among the best cities to live in in Florida, with the unemployment rate at five percent and an expected employment growth rate of 2.34 percent. The future projected growth rate is an astonishing 39.7 percent in the next ten years.

The income per capita is above the state average, at $23,240. The median household income is $48,898. The sales tax is 6.5 percent, and there is no income tax in Florida. Port St. Lucie is arguably a living paradise for those who are considering where to stay in Florida.

Tourism

Port St. Lucie is not just about money and a great economy; it offers marvelous tourists sites that stand out, perhaps among the best in Florida. The state of Florida is not blessed with Miami Beach alone; there are hidden gems in the quiet city that may even dwarf all that you have read about in regards to other places in Florida.

In Port St. Lucie, visitors are welcome to the world of horse riding on clean beaches, paddling on beautiful rivers, baseball and golf.

Walton Rocks Beach
The beach is clean and quiet, making it a nice place for sunbathers. Walton Rocks Beach is also good for those who like to walk their dogs, as it also is a dog park.

Savannas Preserve State Park
The Savannas State Park is a ten-mile coastal marsh reservation area that is best for canoeing, hiking, fishing and photography. There is no better place to get lost in a natural habitat of plants and animals that live in this park.

Spruce Bluff Preserve
This site covers 97 acres that are divided into two halves. The first half interprets the early life of the first set of settlers in the area and their graves along the bank of St. Lucie River. The pioneer settlers were there in 1891. The other half tells of the life of Native Americans and the use of native plants that visitors will encounter.

Golf Courses in Port St. Lucie
There are so many golf courses in Port St. Lucie that you might wonder whether or not there is a better place to play the game in all of America.