Equipment Leasing News

The Sale Leaseback - Quick Cash For Any Business

Lease News - Wed, 11/19/2008 - 07:50
As a savvy business owner, you may be aware of what a Sale Leaseback is, or may be you don't, but the Sale Leaseback type of lease is one of the most underutilized tools available in the financial market, offering significant advantages for today s business owner. Here is the book definition of a Sale Leaseback: An arrangement whereby a company sells fixed assets, currently owned, for cash to a lessor and leases the same from the lessor. Converts a fixed asset to cash.

Auto Leasing

Lease News - Tue, 11/18/2008 - 15:20
Learn the advantages of auto leasing over most purchase installment agreements. Everyone has different vehicle needs. There are also important tax considerations to consider.

Improve Cash Flow With Construction Equipment Leasing and Other Top Techniques

Lease News - Mon, 11/17/2008 - 14:00
A construction company needs to keep a watchful eye on its cash flow, construction equipment leasing balances, and expenses. This article looks at a few different techniques, including construction equipment financing, to help keep the money flowing and your industrial business above water.

What is a Lease-to-Own Purchase Or Rent to Own Purchase?

Lease News - Thu, 11/13/2008 - 08:58
A lease-to-Own purchase is similar like a lease but with an option to buy the property within a period time. There are several concepts need to be understood by both buyers and sellers. This article provides an idea about lease-to-own or rent to own purchase, and how does it become a win-win story.

The Benefits of Leasing

Lease News - Wed, 11/12/2008 - 08:46
What's the worse part of getting a car? To many, that would be having to pay for it - nowadays they're just so expensive (since when were they not). This leads to frustration, in the sense that everybody you know has a vehicle, and you don't.

Leasing Versus Buying a New Car

Lease News - Tue, 11/11/2008 - 09:33
Car transport is the most popular way of getting around in villages, cities, and small towns. When it comes to owning a car, many people grapple with whether, it is better to lease or to buy a car. People that do not have a great deal money or those that would rather use the money for something else can lease a car. This is because leasing a new car does not require the person to have a large amount money as some leasing companies only expect a little amount of money for the lease, while others do not expect any money at all.

Answer to Your Equipment Needs For Your Business

Lease News - Mon, 11/10/2008 - 09:55
Equipment leasing and financing for any of your business setups today is becoming quite common where it is easier to lease equipment that is already available than go all out and purchase the same. Something that needs to be considered is that the agents offering such equipment leasing and finance services are far more experienced in the business and tend to see more updated and modern machinery than the business owners themselves and hence will be able to guide the business owners on what could serve them better. They have specialized agents for all walks of business like heavy equipment ...

Are Lenders Giving Out Money For Dump Trucks in the 2008-2009 Financial Fiasco?

Lease News - Thu, 10/30/2008 - 09:06
Despite the 2008/2009 U.S. Financial Fiasco, Lenders are in fact giving out money to help companies finance dump trucks. It's getting harder though. If you have tried and were not able to do so, just know that there are options.

Fire Truck Financing - The Easiest Way to Get the Best Deal

Lease News - Tue, 10/28/2008 - 11:03
There is one thing you can do that will always help you save the most money when your fire department gets a loan or lease purchase for a new fire truck. This article will show you what that is.

Surviving the Credit Crunch (Vol IV) - IT Leasing

Lease News - Tue, 10/28/2008 - 07:10
This article examines the current state of play in the UK's economic market and what effect the credit crunch has had on it. As well as this it highlights the important of IT leasing in these hard times for businesses.

Don't Let a Lack of Down Payment Prevent You From Starting Your Own Trucking Company

Lease News - Fri, 10/24/2008 - 12:05
Why do entrepreneurs decide to go into business for themselves? It's easy; money and freedom. These are two of the best reasons to start your own business. What about you? Have you been thinking you'd like to venture out on your own and start a trucking and hauling business?

Before You Shop For a Lease

Lease News - Fri, 10/24/2008 - 09:05
Before you shop for a lease, there is critical information that you should have gathered concerning features of vehicle leasing that you will want to consider before signing any lease agreement. The checklist below will aid you in gathering such information. Many vehicle leasing terms and conditions are completely negotiable, so you can often tailor fit a lease to your driving habits and financial needs.

Is Anyone Lending Truckers Money For Trucks in the 2008-2009 Financial Crisis?

Lease News - Thu, 10/23/2008 - 14:01
Want to start a trucking company? If you're new in business or ARE going to be new in business, check this out. It's been becoming increasingly more challenging to get financed to buy a truck for a new trucker towards the end of 2008. If you have a limited down payment, a lower credit score in the 600-650 range, and have had a bankruptcy, you may still be able to finance your truck to get you started int creating the life you've always dreamed of for you and your family...

6 Tips to Get the Right Equipment Lease Financing Deal

Lease News - Wed, 10/22/2008 - 12:17
Equipment lease financing is a popular choice for getting the important equipment for a business. But like any financing deal there are certain factors which one should keep in mind to get the right deal. This article discusses some of them.

Basics of Leasing Medical Equipment

Lease News - Wed, 10/22/2008 - 07:49
Leasing equipment is a quick and affordable solution for business owners who are looking to expand their business without major cash outlay. Nationwide, approximately 40 percent of equipment is leased and about 80 percent of businesses lease some of their equipment. Medical professionals often prefer leasing equipment, as the equipment can be expensive to buy, has a long life, and won't return a profit for years.

Don't Let Your Bankruptcy Discourage You From Starting Your Own Trucking Company

Lease News - Tue, 10/21/2008 - 11:38
Thinking of starting your own trucking company? Had a bankruptcy? Don't be discouraged, you can still finance your first truck by buying from a lender owned inventory.

Lease Takeover - Lease Transfer - Factors to Consider

Lease News - Wed, 10/15/2008 - 12:04
Whether you have decided to purchase the lease outright or opt for a Lease Takeover and Lease Transfer, you have to consider certain factors that may affect your decision. Some of these factors are minor, while others will have a major impact on your decision. If you do opt for Lease Takeovers and consequent Lease Transfer, you should keep these factors in mind while making your decision and calculations of the cost.

Who Doesn't Love the Smell of a New Car?

Lease News - Mon, 10/13/2008 - 07:37
Don't you just love the smell and feel of a new car? Me too. That's the reason why, when it comes to auto leases, I make certain that I completely grasp my options and if I should be leasing or purchasing my autos. I have learned through the years there are all kinds of hidden costs concerned in leasing a new automobile.

Fleet Management Bitten by Leasing Bug

Lease News - Fri, 10/10/2008 - 11:50
Fleet Managers are increasingly turning to car leasing as oppose to buying company vehicles. This articles explores the key benefits behind this.

Why Don't Managers Raise Rents?

Lease News - Wed, 10/08/2008 - 12:55
Lack of cash flow is a common problem with a lot of investors who hire management companies. When you take 10% off the top of rents for management, that can make the difference between profit and loss for the year. The only way to make up for this is to reduce vacancy, turnover, and maintenance, and to keep rents at current fair market levels.
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