Quote Originally Posted by Finance1 View Post
Most stackers that put loans in place aren't really violating existing MCA contracts either. If they are fixed payment loans that aren't attached to receivables then there's no real enforceable violation of contract.
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Why does everyone assume that a loan does not interfere with a purchase of future receivables? Most funders that buy receivables have contracts that state borrowing money, engaging in abnormal business transactions, or doing anything with any type of financial services company must be cleared with the funder first or it is an outright breach of contract.

A clear cut loan stacked on a clear cut purchase of future sales is a breach.