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100% Financing |
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Conserve Working Capital
Your cash isn't tied up in equipment purchases. Compare a small monthly payment to a large cash outlay. |
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Convenience/ Simplicity
A simple one-page Lease Agreement is usually the only document needed for a lease designed to take red tape out of financing equipment for businesses. |
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Budgeting Assistance
A lease payment schedule can be customized to meet the needs of each customer. Unlike variable rate loans and lines of credit, lease payments are usually fixed allowing you to budget efficiently. |
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Obsolescence Protection |
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Extend Current Credit Lines
Leasing provides a non-conflicting source of credit, thereby increasing the customers' borrowing base. It leaves current credit lines open and available for other uses. |
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Equipment Pays for Itself
Leasing allows the asset to be paid for as it generates revenue. |
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Possible Tax Savings
Often times a lease can be written off as a monthly expense. When equipment is purchased with cash or a loan is taken out to purchase equipment, the customer must depreciate the asset. |
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Leasing Offers Longer Terms
Our typical leases range from 12 to 60 months, however we have terms up to 10 years. |
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Flexibility
Our leases can be structured to fit your needs. Seasonal payments, 90 day deferred payments, and escalating payments are all examples of leases that can be tailored to your business. |
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