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How to Finance Or Lease an Excavator With Bad Credit

Have you had some trouble obtaining financing for an excavator for your construction or excavation business? If so, you are simply not alone. In a response to America's housing related crisis, there has been a major credit contraction that has trickled down to every type of financing available-including financing an excavator.
There is however, good news. There are ways to get financing for your new or used excavator if you have bad credit.

First, if you have a Trans Union credit score of 600, there is a strong likelihood that you'll be able to purchase AND FINANCE an excavator from bank owned or off-lease inventory. Often times financing concessions are made by the bank or lender to enable them to quickly get the equipment off their books.
Some of the concessions they'll make includes the following:
• Lowering credit score requirements (600 at this point).
• No Bankruptcy requirements (except that it be discharged).
• No Time In Business requirements-This is huge right now! Many banks and leasing companies have either stopped lending to start-up companies or they make it very hard to qualify AND they put relatively low caps on the amount they'll lend ($25,000 is a common cap for new companies at this point).
• Reduced paperwork. Just a simple application is required AND NO financials.
• No down payment. You can typically get in with just one payment up front.

Second, there are still excavator finance options for even the lowest of credit scores (in the 500's and 400's). Now we're talking about severely damaged credit. There is not a bank in the world that will help you now, BUT IF you have secondary collateral you may be in luck.

When working with this type of severely damaged credit you'll need collateral in a 2:1 ration. For example, if your new excavator is priced at $35,000.00, you'll need additional collateral in the amount of $35,000.00. Other equipment that you may own outright (auction value is used to determine value), real estate, land, and autos valued at $10k or more are examples of commonly accepted secondary collateral.

Be realistic in your expectations. If your credit is very damaged and you're a start-up company, don't expect super low bank type rates and payments. Remember, the bank won't approve you for those low rates and payments because you simply don't qualify right now. That's OK. You will eventually.

The thing to keep in mind is that you MAY be able get the equipment to expand, grow, or start your new business. How much will you net or gross by acquiring the new equipment? Does it exceed or greatly exceed the monthly payments for the excavator? What kind of revenue will you pass up without the equipment? Think revenue over trying to get the lowest rates. It's not realistic without the whole package (2-3 year business history, good personal credit of all owners, good corporate credit, good bank statements for the business, good tax returns, etc.).


By Shawn Vaillancourt

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The Many Benefits of Equipment Leasing

The prince of simplicity Paul Thoreau in Walden once wrote, "A man is rich in proportion to the number of things which he can afford to let alone." And so it is true with equipment leasing: The more equipment you can lease-ergo, not own and let alone-will keep your richer in the long run. Whether it's a backhoe, a semi-truck, a fax machine, a personal computer or super mainframe, leasing your business or work resources will benefit you in the short- and long-term.

One of the most important benefits in leasing equipment is cash-whether it's upfront cash, business cash or profits turned cash, leasing equipment helps put it back into your business. When you lease the equipment you use for your business, say the twenty office computers, the cash is not spent (and gone forever) on those computers, easily $25,000-$30,000 dollars. The money can be more wisely spent on advertising, investments, business trips, working capital, employee benefits or simple cash flow needs.

Additionally, you won't need the money upfront to lease the equipment you want and need. A small initial start up investment, say $3,000-$4,000 dollars, can get you started and your business jumping. The leftover money could undoubtedly help your business grow and move forward. Plus, the monthly costs for leasing the equipment is generally lower than bank loan payments. All around, you save more greenbacks.

Leasing your equipment will benefit you further since you'll have the personal freedom to be flexible. As your business and clientele needs change, your equipment will need to be upgraded to offer the best you've got. When you lease equipment, you'll have the opportunity to add equipment to your line up or actually replace the older equipment with the more efficient merchandise. The equipage you have to offer your customers, and the tools your employees (or you) use to do your best, will be of the newest and finest sort. What you produce, therefore, is of the highest standard and ensures repeat business and positive word-of-mouth publicity.

When you actually own the equipment you use in your daily workings, you will eventually be paying for upkeep, maintenance and, essentially, the ownership. Another benefit of leasing equipment, then, whether it's the delivery truck or the office furniture, is the money saved by paying only for usage and not ownership. When you rent equipment, as a general rule, you'll only pay for the months you use the merchandise (and perhaps the first and last month's lease cost). You no longer have to wait in the ever increasing long-line for financing at the bank. Leasing can be ready in less than a day, from approval to delivery of the newest business utensils. The payment plans are often more varied, longer termed and customized to fit your desire.

Whether you're leasing construction, medical, commercial vehicles, restaurant or printing equipment, the money spent is more often than not a tax deduction. The expenses of using the equipment can be deducted as an operational charge. A bank loan payment cannot be used for tax purposes as easily as the money spent for leasing the same equipment. Under the 179 US tax code, it is plausible to get an immediate 100% tax deduction from your taxable income with leased materials.

Leasing equipment gives small and big business alike the chance to get ahead and succeed in a business or personal world filled with challenges. Leasing equipment actually puts your business one step ahead of competitors, giving you the edge to doubly grow and prosper for a long time.

By Guy Phillips

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What They're Here For

You've seen those giant companies with all those heavy machineries doing all these heavy duty tasks from time to time or everyday if you live near the construction sites, right? Now imagine what would happen if you were to take away all those big toys of theirs, what would happen next? Well that clearly would result extremely slow production or no work getting done at all - that's how, without doubt, important the type of machinery is to these types of companies. But where do they borrow money to pay for all of it? Let's face the facts, almost all corporation don't start off with a large enough capital to pay for their assets, especially for the costs of the heavy duty equipment.

And because of that, organizations leasing the machinery needed by these companies came about - who the hell are they anyway? Well they're known as equipment leasing companies. Where on earth did they get their capital? Well I don't know yet, but I do know that they are here lease equipment to. If you're unfamiliar with how exactly they work, then read this: what happens here is that a company or industry wishing to borrow the big toys for the completion of whatever project they're doing, goes to an equipment leasing company, and requests usage of certain goodies. The latter then buys the specified goodies as requested by the "requestor", whether they are from certain manufacturers and/or other sources, and leases it to them for a certain period of time.

The equipment leasing company then charges a certain monthly fee for lending the goods (nothing does come free).The advantage of the customer here is they don't have to shell out a large sum of cash all at once, as in paying for everything in full. This would really be in practical, given most of them only need such toys for a certain period of time. Afterwards, they usually find no good use for them anymore. Moving forward, the next question you'd have in mind is "which equipment leasing company should I go to?" That runs through the minds of many, so my answer to that would to contact the manufacturer of the goods you wish to borrow or lease - why? Because they know all the leasing companies they are doing business with, and will then be able to refer you to one offering the best deal.

After you get a list of all your potential lenders, get quotes from them, and show it to the manufacturer you've contacted in the first place. This is to make sure that the companies you went to aren't charging that much, for your best interests. Now you're wondering why they'd care that much, and if you had any common sense, you wouldn't. The answer to that is: they want to "sell" you their equipment, and so getting an unfair deal would probably force you to go to another manufacturer, which means they lose business. After having the quotes checked, it's time for you to pick the best one out for yourself, and stick with it.

By Rick Goldfeller

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