I have a client who has a considerable amount in receivables. We want
to get him an advance on his receivables in the range of $600K.
problem is most are business to business, we need an advance on
consumer receivables, need direct lender.

1) You have a client
2) The client has debtors owing in excess of $600,000
3) These debtors are mainly members of Joe Public Inc
4) The client needs to borrow $600k
5) Conventional lenders will not touch him

Make sure you get your consultancy bill paid fast

Addressing your comment

1) You have a client
2) The client has debtors owing in excess of $600,000
>>> WRONG!!! He has accounts receivables. People paying him.

4) The client needs to borrow $600k
5) Conventional lenders will not touch him

Make sure you get your consultancy bill paid fast
>>>> Refer to above answer

Ignorance is not bliss

Look up the definition of 'debtor'

Gurgle on: definition: debtor

http://www.wordreference.com/definition/debtor

|debtor
    a person who owes a creditor; someone who has the obligation of paying a debt|

As a practical tip, I have always found that when dealing with
accountants, it is wise to learn the jargon.

IDIOT! please get a life.
I said nothing about debtor in my inital question- you said that in your comment.

Educate yourself first before trying to educate others.

2- go back to my original statement-PLEASE GET A LIFE!!!
If you are not going to help me with my situation than please leave me
the heck alone, FOOL.