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Fixed-rate capital with predictable monthly terms, 2 to 10 years.
Government-backed rates and the longest amortizations on the market.
Revolving capital, drawn on demand. Only pay for what you use.
Funding tied to receivables. No collateral, no fixed term.
Capital secured by the asset itself. Section 179 friendly.
Convert outstanding receivables into same-day working capital.
Founder-friendly financing built around projections, not just revenue.
Bridge, acquisition, and asset-backed financing secured by commercial property.
How equipment financing works — why the asset is the collateral, financing vs. leasing, the Section 179 tax angle, and which industries it fits best.
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How manufacturers fund machinery, raw materials, payroll, and big purchase orders — with equipment financing, factoring, lines of credit, and SBA loans.
Equipment financing typically structures as a lease-to-own or loan secured by the equipment itself. Equipment loans are term loans where the equipment is collateral. Both can be Section 179 deductible — your CPA can advise which fits.
Yes. Most equipment financing lenders fund used equipment up to 10–15 years old, depending on type and condition. Construction, trucking, and medical equipment have specialized lenders for older units.
Equipment financing has flexible credit requirements because the asset itself collateralizes the loan. 580+ FICO qualifies for most equipment loans. 650+ unlocks the best rates and 100% financing including soft costs.
Yes. Equipment financed or leased typically qualifies for Section 179 deduction in the year placed in service — even though you only paid a portion. Talk to your CPA about the current deduction limit.
Yes, including soft costs (delivery, installation, taxes) — common for borrowers with 650+ FICO. Lower credit may require 10–20% down. Our network includes lenders for both scenarios.
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