Three MCA Obligations: A Simple Way to Keep the Records Separate

When more than one provider is involved, a single summary can blur important details. The Blue Mountain Contractors interview identifies three obligations and different progress on each.

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The client’s words

“We had three loans with three different MCA companies”

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Give each obligation its own record

Keep the agreement, latest information, payment history and correspondence together for each provider. Record an amount as confirmed only where you can identify its source. This is an information exercise; the records themselves and appropriate professional guidance determine what the agreements mean.

A record should answer these questions

• Which agreement does this payment concern?
• What document supports the current stated balance?
• Which update belongs to this provider rather than another one?

Keep the answers connected to the actual records and circumstances being discussed. Where an answer is uncertain, mark it as a question to clarify rather than supplying an assumption.

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His report of two zero balance letters and a remaining payoff is easier to understand when the three obligations stay separate. Follow the link to hear the full account.

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