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Why Leasing Makes Perfect Sense
Leasing preserves your
cash
Leasing is the smart way to acquire
equipment, computers, and software for your business. A Gallup survey shows that
80% of U.S. businesses lease a portion of their equipment. Briefly, here's why:
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No down
payment |
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No large cash
outlay |
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The low, fixed
monthly lease payments are a hedge against inflation |
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Lease payments
come out of pretax income, instead of after-tax profits. |
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The rule of
thumb is: buy what appreciates, lease what depreciates |
Protect your Bank Lines
of Credit
Since your bank lines are untouched, and there's no down payment,
leasing frees working capital so you can run your business more productively.
You can usually qualify for a lease, up to 150K, faster than you can fill out
the forms for a bank loan.
Flexible Terms
At the end of the lease contract, you
have various options:
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return the
equipment with no further obligation |
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purchase it
outright |
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purchase
options: $1, fair market value |
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extend the
lease |
Upgrade for Less
With leasing, you can upgrade equipment
and add peripherals for just a few extra dollars per month, as the need arises.
This allows you to avoid obsolescence and keep your cash liquid. These upgrades
can generally be made with the same terms. In some cases, your payments may even
be lower!
We've got you covered!
Leasing usually covers such "hidden" costs as training, customization, delivery,
and installation.
The
Lease process is easy!
KAICO makes leasing so easy. A simple one-page application gets
the ball rolling. You can often be approved within hours. You may qualify for
one of the more popular and flexible lease programs available such as:
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Leases up to
$150,000 without financial statements |
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Deferred
payment plans |
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100%
software-only leases |
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Lease lines of
credit |
Am I eligible?
You're a good candidate for leasing if your established business
has a track record of good credit, stable cash flow, favorable bank and trade
references, and two or more years in business under the same ownership.
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