If you're receiving scheduled payments from licensing products or services and you need capital now, then you may qualify for a
profit participation advance. Here's one example of a profit participation deal we funded:

A TV producer licensed 80 episodes of a very popular syndicated show to MTV for broadcast in exchange for receiving one payment every 4 months for a year. The money was good but the term left something to be desired. Namely, the producer needed cash now, not in 12 months, so he could develop additional projects.

ProMusic Royalties offered to buyout the MTV payments at a small discount. The producer got money he could use immediately and we waited out the 12 months so that he wouldn't have to. P.M.R can do the same for you regardless of the product or service being licensed.

In short, if you're receiving non-contingent Profit Participation payments P.M.R can advance on them.