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Equipment sale and leaseback.  Has your company purchased equipment or is making payments on an equipment loan or lease? If that is the case, your business might be able to access working capital under a sale and leaseback facility. A sale/leaseback financing option can offer a unique and effective method for a business to secure funding for the equipment asset.

How does it work:

In a sale and leaseback finance transaction, the equipment must meet certain criteria; if it does, the lender purchases it to provide your business with the needed working capital. The lender then leases that equipment back to your company under terms mutually determined in the lease.

We can look at a company that:

• Sells products or services to other businesses or government

• Needs a financing facility from $500,000 to $10 million

• Has collateral, such as accounts receivable, purchase orders, inventory, or equipment

• May be in rapid growth mode

• May be marginally profitable or lose money

• May have a weak balance sheet

• Could be in, or emerging from bankruptcy

• May have a challenged credit history

• Might have tax liens

• Is unable to obtain bank financing or has maxed out their bank line of credit

• Has commercial accounts receivable

• Needs capital fast

• Wants to establish a relationship with a knowledgeable and flexible lender

This equipment sale and leaseback option is offered by an affiliate that specializes in equipment funding solutions for small to midsize companies.

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