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Equipment leasing provides flexible terms and structures, According to the Equipment Leasing Association (ELA), leasing has become the fastest growing form of capital investment in the United States. Approximately 80%, of all companies, both big and small,  have utilized leasing.

A lease is a simple way to obtain the latest equipment without the need for upfront cash.  The lessee (user of equipment) and the lessor (provider of funds) agree to a periodic payment and term upfront. The lessee pays a payment, usually monthly, to the lessor for the use of the equipment. Leases spell out: length of term, amount and timing of payments, and any end-of-lease conditions or restrictions.
At the end of your lease term, you'll have the following alternatives:

• Return the equipment, and, if you'd like, sign a new lease for the most current, updated equipment.
• Exercise a purchase option and buy the equipment.
• Renew or extend the existing lease.

Some of the equipment typically leased includes:

• Office Equipment
• Telecommunications Equipment
• Printing Equipment
• Industrial Equipment
• Business Computers          
• Medical Equipment  
• Fitness Equipment
• Restaurant Equipment
• Construction  Equipment