Bring in New Tech & Equipment

Outdated equipment can slow your business down and make it less competitive, but traditional financing is often too slow to facilitate time-critical purchases.

If you need to quickly replace old machinery, outdated software, or bring in new major assets, consider applying for an equipment loan. Equipment loans give you cash upfront so you can purchase assets right away. Afterwards, you can repay the loan over time in small, manageable amounts.

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Equipment Loans

Purchase what you need to keep your business running, when you need it.

Equipment Lease

Consider leasing equipment that requires frequent servicing or quickly goes obsolete.

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Hard Money Loans

Utilize your firm’s existing assets to secure funding for a wide range of expenses.

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Receive cash for your equipment without removing it from your operations.

Financing Details

Equipment Loans

Need to quickly make a serious investment in your equipment? Consider a loan to put high-value equipment within your reach. An equipment loan can be used to acquire a variety of assets. Everything from tractors and heavy machinery to server clusters, supercomputers, and valuable software systems all qualify for financing. 

Equipment loans use the equipment being purchased as collateral, allowing firms to receive financing, even with new or damaged credit histories. If a business is unable to repay the loan, the lender can simply take possession of the equipment to satisfy outstanding debts.

Equipment Lease

Worried about your equipment going obsolete too quickly? If you expect your equipment to need frequent repairs, upgrades, or replacements, consider leasing your equipment instead.  Leasing is often more manageable, allowing you to spread out your costs instead of having to come up with a large lump sum every few years. Additionally, since the owner is responsible for the leased equipment, you can save money on repairs and maintenance.  

Lastly, leasing allows you to avoid responsibility for unusable equipment. Most standard equipment loans carry terms of about ten years. If your equipment fails before then, you could end up paying for something you’re no longer using.

Hard Money Loans

Having trouble securing a traditional loan from a bank? Consider a hard money loan instead. You can boost your liquidity by leveraging valuable assets like real estate and heavy equipment as collateral.  Additionally, since a hard money loan uses the value of your business assets as security, you don’t have to worry about poor credit scores.  Best of all, application turnaround times are much faster, allowing you to receive funds within 48 hours or less.

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Do you want to boost your cash position without relying on real-estate assets? If your business uses construction, computing, or industrial equipment, you can sell them to a lessor while the equipment itself stays put. The lessor will give you an upfront lump sum, and you will send small monthly payments in return.   

At the end of the lease, you may renew, repurchase, or simply hand over the equipment that you initially sold. Commercial ovens, printing presses, high-tech software, and vehicles are just a few examples of equipment that qualifies for this kind of financing.

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Advantages Of Equipment Financing

Financing your equipment acquisition is a smart tactic that gives you access to multiple benefits.  With our help, you can:

Rapidly fund a variety of critical purchases

Offload repair and maintenance responsibilities

Break down large expenses into manageable payments

Use your assets to quickly generate cash

F.A.Q.’s

Use your assets to quickly generate cash
If your equipment has a short lifespan or needs frequent repairs, consider leasing. Any equipment you finance should last at least as long as the loan. If your equipment needs are short-term, take out a lease instead.
What if I have equipment but I need cash?
You can use the equipment you already own in a sale-leaseback agreement or a hard money loan. Both options bring cash into your business quickly while allowing you to continue the use of your equipment.
Will my credit score impact my chances of getting an equipment loan?
If you are worried about your credit history, consider taking out a hard money loan or offering additional collateral on the equipment loan. Hard money loans determine lending amounts by looking at the value of the equipment instead of the borrower’s historic ability to repay, allowing you to apply with a poor credit score. You can also improve your chances by offering a higher down payment with your equipment loan application.
Is there additional help for small businesses?
The Small Business Administration offers excellent options via the 7(a) Loan and the 504 Loan programs. Both of these allow businesses to use funds for equipment acquisition. Our team would be more than happy to help you navigate the application process.

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Get Started Today

Here’s how to get started:

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Fill out a Short Questionnaire

Your answers will help us get a good idea of where you want to go with your business. Whether you’re dealing with strained resources, leasing issues, or high-cost markets, we can help you secure the funds you need.
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Speak with One of our Brokers

After reviewing the questionnaire, we’ll talk with you and go deeper into the details of your financial situation. Once we understand what you truly need, we’ll hunt down the best offers for you, and arrange a discussion to present our findings.
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Recieve Customized Financing

We will work with you to answer all of your questions. Once you are satisfied and ready, we will help you with an official funding application process.

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Enjoy Continued Support

We understand that some forms of financing are complex, and may require advice beyond the initial application.  Our team of professionals stands ready to help you along every step of the way.

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