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	<title>Comments on: Why Advance Rates are Lower for Construction Factoring Deals</title>
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	<description>Invoice factoring gives your company much-needed working capital.  Call us today at (417) 849-7394 to get started!</description>
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		<title>By: howard chernin</title>
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		<description>Construction factoring is one of the toughest areas to factor, thats why advance rates are sometimes lower.  If the credit is stronge we will go 70 to 75 %.  This is on a case by case basis.</description>
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