Checkmark Collections is at the forefront and setting the standards for quality service
“To be or not to be…protected? That’s the question every business owner should ask when it comes to written agreements. Clear terms and conditions aren’t just legal jargon — they’re your safety net against late payments, disputes, and lost revenue. In this post, we break down the essentials every contract should cover and why now is the time to review yours with an attorney.”
When a developer notorious for late payments missed a deadline, CheckMark Collections stood firm. By enforcing contract terms and refusing to extend a discounted offer, we secured full payment with interest for our client—proving the power of clear terms and timely follow-up.
CheckMark Collections is changing the conversation around debt collection. By leading with transparency, empathy, and professionalism, we’re earning consumer trust—and our Google reviews prove it. See how real people experienced real results with a team that treats them like humans, not account numbers.
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Read moreHow to Calculate DSO
Calculating DSO is straightforward, even for beginners:
DSO = (Accounts Receivable / Total Credit Sales) x Number of Days
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Read moreWhat is a Notice to Owner?
In Florida, the Notice to Owner is a statutory form used by contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers to inform property owners, general contractors, and other interested parties that they are providing labor, services, or materials for a construction project. The notice serves as a preliminary step to secure payment and preserve the right to file a construction lien if payment is not received.
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Will 2021 be a market repeat for Associations with deferrals turning into Short Sales and Foreclosures? Let us imagine a monthly Aging report where balances never exceed $8,000? Nothing is ever a...