If you use your cash or borrow money from your bank to buy and own equipment, you are depleting available credit and or your cash liquidity, which, if used for other purposes, has the ability to earn a return much higher than the cost of the lease payments. Leasing offers a new source of credit with the added benefit of being able to "expense" the payments in most instances.

Any company, association, non-profit organization, or individual that is using the equipment for a business or commercial use.

Usually, just the first and last monthly lease payment. Unlike a down payment for a purchase, these payments are smaller and are applied to your total lease payments. In addition, a nominal documentation and filing fee is required for processing the lease documents and filing UCC-1 financing statements required in your state.

Yes, you can add equipment to the lease at any time. In most cases, any equipment added to your lease must cost at least $5000 or more.

Sales tax is added to your monthly lease payment each month and charged separately.

You fill out a simple, one-page credit application. In certain instances, other financial information may be required such as tax returns or financial statements. The supplied credit information is reviewed and upon approval, the lease documents are prepared and sent to you for signing. A purchase order is then issued to your equipment vendor. Upon delivery of the equipment and acceptance by you, the equipment is paid for and the lease commences.

For your protection, it is required that the equipment be insured. You simply instruct your own insurance agent to send a certificate of insurance to us at no additional cost to you.