Equipment acquisition used to follow one model: a business bought the equipment and owned it outright. National Funding believes there are many ways to acquire expensive business equipment. Incurring debt in a weak economy can place the company in a precarious financial position. Lease agreements with the proper end-of-lease terms allow companies to acquire equipment without incurring debt. Monthly payments are affordable for the current operation. At the end of the lease, the client or the leasing company will have ownership of the equipment. Each situation is unique, and the client has the flexibility to choose which pieces of equipment to own.
The client should own equipment with long useful life at the end of the lease. A wide variety of lease terms must be leveraged to allow the client to acquire equipment without incurring debt. Certain lease terms would include years of payments to make equipment affordable. Other lease terms would last a matter of months because the equipment must be replaced frequently to avoid obsolescence. Each specific situation can be addressed through appropriate lease agreements through one of many leasing companies. Specialists will work with the client to find the best leasing company for each type of equipment.
At times, a client will discover that the lease terms no longer match the situation. Leasing specialists can work with the client and the leasing company to devise a strategy to correct the situation. National Funding is an advocate for clients when situations arise. New lease terms could benefit both parties if the right questions are posed. Success in leasing is possible when the client has ideas about the best approach. Leasing companies know that finding new customers is challenging. National Funding strives to match clients and leasing companies for the best possible agreements. The right party will end up owning the equipment when the leases end.