A standard buyout consolidation involves a lender paying out the lenders responsible for each position, and creating a new, single payment plan to the lender who provided the buyout. This option requires communication between lenders and can prove to be more difficult. Also, the consolidating lender assumes all the risk in paying off other advance companies, because these companies can come back to the business owner and stack them once more, therefore risking the consolidator’s investment.
With a reverse consolidation, since enough funds are being injected on a weekly basis to cover all existing debt payments, the lenders responsible for the stacked positions are drawing payment as usual.
The Reverse consolidation also enables a Cast Capital to approve higher amounts of debt and effectively pull more businesses out of unhealthy situations. Better chances of being approved for higher amounts means even netting cash on top while also lowering your payments. When a business is in a real pinch with multiple positions of debt while also having a need for operating cash, the Reverse Consolidation is the best option.