The Receivable Contract with America in Broward is a formal agreement between a seller and a buyer concerning the sale of accounts receivable. This contract allows the seller to transfer their rights, titles, and interests in specified accounts to the buyer, as detailed in the attached Exhibit A. Key features include the seller's representations about the accounts, such as confirming that all goods or services have been delivered, the accounts' balances, and whether any payments are contingent on future deliveries. Additionally, it outlines the recourse terms if accounts go into default, and it allows the buyer a set number of days to inspect the accounts before finalizing the purchase. Filling and editing instructions emphasize accurately completing the contract to avoid disputes and ensuring all parties understand their obligations. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants involved in financial transactions, helping to formalize and protect interests in receivables.