Financial Solutions

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Posted on Feb 8, 2019

BHPH dealer capital is always an issue, especially for independent dealers. Did you know that by selling your auto loans in a bulk portfolio sale? you will be able to create instant cash flow to help fund your buy here pay here auto dealership. We can buy your auto loans and get you cash so you c...

Posted on Feb 7, 2019

According to ADESA Analytical Services’ monthly analysis of wholesale used-vehicle prices by vehicle model class, prices in December averaged $10,620 — up a modest 0.2 percent compared to November and down 1.7 percent relative to December of 2017.

Posted on Jan 31, 2019

Rate Hikes on Hold as Fed Throttles Back
Chairman Jerome Powell confirmed the Federal Reserve is reconsidering two interest-rate hikes planned for 2019 due to a ‘less favorable outlook’ for the global economy.

Posted on Jan 25, 2019

At least 14,000 IRS workers have not shown up for work as the shutdown continues. The workers are missing shifts because they can not afford the commute or child care. This could affect the upcoming Tax Refund season for BHPH dealers. In the call centers which answer tax questions over the phone ...

Posted on Jan 13, 2019

Total annual bankruptcy filings dip for 9th consecutive year
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The American Bankruptcy Institute highlighted that total filings in 2018 represented a decrease for the ninth year in a row.

According to data provided by Epiq Systems, total bankruptcy filings in 2018 dropped 2 perce...

Posted on Aug 15, 2018

Recent News:
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Senior U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of New York Loretta Preska issued an opinion on June 21 that has set the consumer finance world atwitter, sparking discussions of a potential review by the Supreme Court.

In her opinion, Preska, a 1992 George H.W....

Posted on Mar 20, 2018

Wholesale depreciation declined by an average of 0.2 percent in February, according to J.D. Power Valuation Services.

The month's performance was better than February 2017's 0.9 percent decline.

The large SUV segment experienced the largest loss on the mainstream side of the market. For the se...

Testimonials

a year ago

Financial Solutions has been a great asset for our business. There terms are easy to work with and they help make the transition easy for our customers. We are looking forward to continuing our business with them in the future.

- Amy P

a year ago

Financial Solutions has been a very reliable source for our company. Whatever they say, they do it.

- Always A

3 years ago

Financial Solutions was a huge help when I wanted to sell some of my accounts. They were able to give me a better price than I got from other places. The whole transaction went very smoothly.

- Jac D

About us

We have been helping dealers increase their cash flow since 2004. Sell your BHPH Notes for cash to help grow your business and reduce your overhead costs. Cash today is worth more than money in the future. Why wait years for your customers to pay you off. Reduce your risk and get cash for your BHPH notes today. We purchase BHPH auto notes nationwide.

Why Sell My BHPH Accounts?

1. Quick cash flow.
There have been a lot of dealers that have basically sold themselves out of business. Going through too much cash too quickly can leave a bhph dealer with no cash left to pay bills or buy more inventory. Even the best dealers will occasionally spend more money than they expected and will need an infusion of cash. Selling BHPH notes is an easy way to do this.
2. Eliminate interest expenses.
Many dealers use floor plan lines, credit lines from their banks or loan to fund their operations. Some have had to take on partners to increase the equity in the business. A lot of dealers have learned that selling off notes is a better alternative to these other funding methods by giving them more control of the process.
3. Focus on sales.
By selling off notes, some dealers believe they can operate more efficiently. Selling a note transfers the collection responsibility, in most cases, to the note buyer. This means that the dealer and his employees can concentrate on selling vehicles and let someone else worry about collecting the notes.