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Tuesday, February 20, 2007

A Guide to Construction Equipment Leasing

By leasing construction equipment, you can preserve your capital for emergencies or other needs. You will also be able to concentrate on cash flow issues like budgeting and cyclical fluctuations. According to estimates, companies in the US lease more than 3 billion dollars worth of construction equipment each year.

The many types of construction equipment that can be leased include: backhoes, boom lifts, bulldozers, cranes, compactors, concrete grinders, construction equipment, crawler tractors, dump trucks, earthmoving equipment, excavators, forklifts, generators, mining equipment, loaders, power systems, road wideners, rough terrain cranes, skid steer loaders, and trenchers.

You should make the right choice when considering a lease provider. Lease providers include financial services providers, captive leasing companies and equipment leasing brokers. The choice of lease provider will vary for different clients. A financial services provider is a good choice if you know one that is familiar with you and your company. For those who know exactly what kind of equipment they want to lease, consider a captive leasing company. If you're not sure either about leasing or about what equipment you are about to lease then brokers are the best because they can provide a variety of options.

The benefits of construction equipment leasing include: flexibility, customization, low monthly payments, better asset and cash flow management, easy upgrading and speedy processing.

To know more about construction equipment leasing or for any kind of equipment leasing, you can contact the Graphic Savings Group.

To Guarantor or Not To Guarantor

The question of whether to have a guarantor on an equipment lease or not is often the question for startup businesses. If you're asking yourself, should I have a guarantor on my copier lease, then read on...

Anything you can do to bolster your lease application, you should strongly consider. If you have a low credit score or are a new business, a guarantor can get your copier lease application approved. In addition, you may be able to secure a better interest rate on your equipment lease. Better lease terms mean the potential for more profit and flexibility that you might not have had if you hadn't considered a guarantor.

If you're in the position where someone from your board of directors or a private investor is willing to be a guarantor, you should always consider the option. Often, it is worth talking to an equipment lessor and explaining that a guarantor is a possibility because it may make them more comfortable with working with a startup business on an equipment lease. There's also no stigma attached to businesses that have guarantors, in fact, many leasing companies prefer it.

If you need more information on guarantors or equipment lease, please consider contacting the Graphic Savings Group.
 
     


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