How will your customers pay?

  • Option 1: PAY CASH

    • Tax consequences - customer is forced to depreciate the equipment over a scheduled period of years

    • Reserve consequences - liquid funds are depleted and unavailable for more crucial uses

  • Option 2: BANK or CREDIT UNION LOAN

    • Collateral requirements - Financial institutions may request other collateral and will typically only finance only 80% of the equipment cost which also depletes cash reserves

    • Underwriting compliance - Financial institutions have strict lending policies and require extensive paperwork (financial statements, tax returns, cash flow analysis and personal financial statements)

    • Sales Tax - Must be paid up front vs. monthly

  • Option 3: LEAVE THE FINANCING UP TO THE CUSTOMER

    • Your sale may be lost or postponed.

  • Option 4: OFFER AN IN-HOUSE LEASE/FINANCE PROGRAM

    • 100% financing allows you to include initial maintenance/service contracts, freight, installation and other up front costs

    • Simplified one page application

    • Conventional lease payments are tax deductible operation expenses

    • The equipment is the only collateral pledged, not the customer’s home or other valuable assets.

    • Leasing opens up an additional line of credit vs. tying up the customer’s existing lines or depleting your cash

    • Off balance sheet lease payments do not jeopardize the customer’s compliance on existing credit lines

    You receive payment in full for your products/services upon your customer’s acceptance

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