Low up-front costs.

Conventional bank loans and financing will usually require a substantial down-payment, sometimes up to 20% or more. In most cases, an equipment lease will only require one or two advanced payments up-front, depending on the collateral and/or personal credit of the business principles.

 Leasing provides flexibility.

You can acquire a lease for almost anything associated with the operations of your business, including most soft costs. We will provide your company a payment structure that will best meet your business needs, typically with just a short one page application and description of collateral. We also have lease programs available for used equipment even 10 years old or more!

 Finance 100% of your equipment costs.

Leasing will help your business free-up operating capital and business lines of credit. Generally, the total equipment cost as well as installation, maintenance, FET and sales tax can be included in the lease. This gives you the ability to invest your cash where and when you need it most.

 Leasing may have significant tax related benefits.

Monthly payments on certain equipment and operating leases can be viewed as an expense not a debt. These expenses may offer your company significant tax benefits and may favorably effect your balance sheet. We always recommend that you consult with your accountant or tax advisor to determine if leasing is right for your company.

 Eliminate Equipment Obsolescence
Leasing provides your business the ability to match payment plans with the expected useful life of the equipment. Many lease agreements will have an option upon termination, which allows you to either take ownership of the equipment or turn it in and acquire new equipment or technology. The result is a finance solution that enables your company to maintain the most productive up-to-date equipment, while avoiding costly down-time for equipment repairs.