
The Collateral Lease Program has NO restrictions on the equipment being leased, credit scores, or time in business. Plus --NO financials are required.
The reason we can offer this type of loan is simple.
You must have additional collateral in other hard asset equipment and/ or real estate equity. That is it! You show us collateral, we can help you with a lease.
Lease amounts can be between $10,000 up to $250,000.
Home ownership is required on all deals over $40,000 -- you must be current on your mortgage payments.
If you have had some recent issues, this may be the program that can get you approved. If you had any of these problems listed below, we may be able to structure a deal that will work for you.
If you can provide additional collateral in hard asset equipment and/ or real estate equity -- then the Collateral Lease Program is for you.
Early Payoff Options for customers who pay on time, save up to 47% of the total lease costs.
What is a Collateral Lease?
A Collateral Lease uses your additional collateral in your currently owned hard asset equipment(see examples of these below) and/or your real estate equity, either in your business or your personal residence.
By utilizing this type of lease, you are not restricted on the equipment type being leased, your credit scores, or your time in business. Also, financials are usually not required with this type of lease since additional collateral is being provided to secure the lease for your new equipment.
Lease deals that can be helped by using a this type of lease program include some of the following:
A terrific way to use this type of lease would be during the start-up period of your business. During these tough times the banks are frowning upon lending money to start-up businesses, but if you are able to provide collateral a lease may be the way to go to finance your start-up equipment needs.
Another good idea is to use this type when you have a private-party sale. For example: You are selling a backhoe to someone who really needs it, but they don't have the ability to pay in cash and the bank is out of the question. If they have some collateral to put up against the amount needed for the lease, be it a hard asset or real estate equity, the deal can usually be done quickly.
Some of the best equipment that can used as a Hard Asset would be:
The above is just a sample of the equipment that can be used as collateral. This type of lease may work well for you if you have been turned down for traditional forms of leasing or financing. There are other types of equipment that can be used, but they are not as valuable as the lists above.
In these tough times you need to gain any bit of good financial knowledge that you can grab and this type of program can help assist you in these times when the banks and other lending sources tighten up their guide lines, but these are the times that you really need the money to get the equipment you need. This is a possible solution for you and is available for your business to use today.
NO SECURITY DEPOSIT
Credit Score: 499
Homeowner: Yes
Equipment: 1999 Hyundai 450 Excavator
Equipment Cost: $77,323
Security Deposit: NONE
Amount Funded: $77,323
Additional Collateral: 1999 Cat 963 Loader worth $80,000
Comments: This client had a low credit score due to a history of late and slow pays.
They also had a very small amount of cash-on-hand, limiting their abiltiy to put down a security deposit.
Due to the strength of the collateral, we were able to approve this transaction with requiring a
security deposit.
Credit Score: 593
Homeowner: Yes
Equipment: 2003 Caterpillar 322CL Excavator
Equipment Cost: $122,181
Security Deposit: $15,000
Amount Funded: $107,181
Additional Collateral: 2000 Link-Belt 3900 Excavator worth $70,000;
1999 Bomag BW-213D-3 Roller wirth $50,000
Comments: Client had over $100,000 in personal tax liens.
Because the tax liens were personal and their business owned the
equipment, we were securing as additional collateral, we were able to
structure the transaction so that the tax liens did not affect our interest in the equipment.
Credit Score: 579
Homeowner: Yes
Equipment: 2004 Freightliner Classic XL
Equipment Cost: $24,500
Security Deposit: $3,700
Amount Funded: $20,800
Additional Collateral: None
Comments: Client had a truck that was financed by another leasing company.
At the end of the term, the lessee did not have sufficent cash to make the
purchase option payment. We were able to structure a deal to purchase the
vehicle without additional collateral, becaus ethe actual value of the truck
was more than double the cost of the funding. A GPS tracking unit was
installed because the truck was the only piece of equipment in the transaction.
NON-HOMEOWNER
Credit Score: 483
Homeowner: No
Equipment: Two 2003 53' Utility Reefer Trailers
Equipment Cost: $47,920
Security Deposit: $7,920
Amount Funded: $40,000
Additional Collateral: 2002 Peterbilt 379 worth $40,000
Comments: Client had troubled credit and was not a homeowner. We asked
them to put down almost $8,000 in order to lower the net amount funded
to $40,000 - the maximim transaction size for non-homeowners. Because
the customer was not a homeowner, GPS tracking units were installed in the
funded trailers, as well as, the tractor taken as additional collateral.
SALE-LEASEBACK
Credit Score: 477
Homeowner: Yes
Equipment: Sale-leaseback on a 1981 MCI Crusader Bus
Equipment Cost: $15,644
Security Deposit: None
Amount Funded: $15,644
Additional Collateral: Real Estate worth $180,000 with $105,000 owed
Comments: Client had major credit challenges with multiple collections
and no record of having paid even a single bill on time. Fortunately, their mother was willing to
put her condo as collateral. The equity in the property was just enough to meet the lender's
additional collateral requirements on a sale-leaseback, so a security deposit was not required.
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