Nonprime lender Consumer Portfolio Services today released its third-quarter results. Though improved from 3Q08, the finance company lost $4.3 million on $52.8 million of revenue. Capital constraints have hammered CPS’s origination volume — $506,000 in 3Q09 versus $33.6 million in 3Q08.

In the past few weeks, though, CPS secured a $50 million credit facility and took over servicing a $146 million portfolio owned by a subsidiary of CompuCredit Corp.

During a call this afternoon to discuss earnings, CEO Charles Bradley Jr. said that while it’ll take a while for CPS’s originations to return to prior levels, the current credit crisis opens the door for acquisitions — of loan portfolios and entire companies.

“Six months ago, we wouldn’t even be looking at those deals,” Bradley said. “Today, we think there are more of them.”

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