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Cash flow notes ensure that one who borrows will repay the amount that one has taken. Cash flow notes are typically used in business, factoring, structured settlements, and real estate.
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What is the primary purpose of a cash budget?
The primary purpose of a cash budget is to limit spending. A cash budget can also help people track their spending.
Who is the inventor of cash flow notes?
Sharon Lecher is the inventor of the cash flow notes. She was graduated Florida State University with an Accounting major and graduated with Magna Cum Laude honors.
Where is the cash stored in an ATM?
Cash is stored inside ATMs in specially designed vaults. Each vault takes only specific denominations of currencies. For ex: there will be a vault for $20 notes, a vault for $50 notes and so on. The ATM machine knows that if a customer wants $100, it can either dispense 2 $50 notes or 5 $20 notes. So it will choose either of the vaults and pick up appropriate number of notes to dispense cash correctly.
What is the definition of the term 'treasury notes'?
The definition of the term treasury notes is securities with maturities of 1 to 10 years sold for cash or in exchange for maturing issues or at auction.
What is the purpose and process of the Robin Hood Cash Sweep?
The purpose of the Robin Hood Cash Sweep is to automatically transfer excess cash from a brokerage account into an interest-bearing account to maximize returns. The process involves regularly monitoring the account balance and moving any surplus funds to the designated cash sweep account.
Is a cashiers check cash?
No. Cash is actual bank notes/coins.
Where can one find cash flow notes for sale?
You can find cash flow notes for sale at Findlaw, Buyer Pricer, Qwoter and other websites. You can also find cash flow notes for sale through your financial advisor.
Is it risky to invest in cash flow notes?
Cash flow notes can be a risky invfestment. There is no gurantee that you are able to get your initial investment back.
Do increase of notes receivable increase or decrease cash flow?
Increase in notes receivable reduces the cash flow because if sales are made in cash then cash will immediately increase but if sales are made on credit it means company has not received the cash and that's why it reduces the cash.
What is a real estate cash flow note?
Cash flow notes are legal documents that promise the borrower will repay the lender. There are currently 60 types of cash flow notes. Read more at http://askville.amazon.com/exact-definition-term-cash-flow-notes/AnswerViewer.do?requestId=32026025.
Can you cash old portugese notes?
Yes.
What is the journal entry for paid notes payable?
Debit notes payableCredit cash / bank
Does an increase in notes payable increase or decrease cash flow?
It increases cash flow because you receive cash.
Is cash flow notes a great way of income?
Cash flow notes are a great way of income, but only can be uused one time. The definition of a cash flow note is that an investor will give you cash in exchange for monthly payments on his investment.
Where can I find the definition for cash flow notes other than google?
Answers.Yahoo.com and Real-Estate-Online both have good definitions of what cash flow notes are.
What is a cash flow note buyer?
A cash flow note buyer is an investor that will pay cash for notes and in return they will receive payments. These buyers pay referral fees to people that find notes that bring them the deal.
What exactly is business cash flow?
A cash flow business is typically going to be a business which specializes in buying, brokering or otherwise investing in Cash flow notes. Cash flow notes are privately held mortgage notes held be the seller of a real estate property in lieu of a bank mortgage. If you are in the "cash flow business" then you are investing in or brokering private notes.
