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Author :: Timothy Anderson  |
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| Article Title :: Equipment Leasing - A Better Financing Alternative |
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| In today's highly competitive markets, where managing finances is a major concern for most businesses, equipment leasing comes as a valuable financing alternative. In the past, businesses often chose to purchase equipment as and when required for their growth. However, this had the effect of tying up capital and limiting expansion. However due to the tremendous benefits associated with heavy equipment leasing, it is fast becoming the preferred option.Here are just a few of the benefits:First of all, by opting for equipment leasing instead of buying it outright, you can free up enormous sums of money which would have otherwise gone into buying the equipment. Thus, heavy equip (read full article) |
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Author :: Ralph Hoffmann |
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| Article Title :: Lease Residual Values…..Who Determines Them in a New Car Lease? You'd be Surprised! |
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| Residual values are often determined in-house by the largest manufacturers Others will turn to outside parties, such as Automotive Lease Guide (on the Internet) for help.Where does the money come from?
The money to pay the manufacturer is often a bank, credit union, pension plan or automobile manufacturer’s leasing or lending subsidiary. It agrees to provide funds to pay the dealer the selling price of the auto. It is often called the money sourceThe Money source must then find someone to determine a residual value for every auto it proposes to buy from a manufacturer. If the market is depressed at the end of a lease and theresidual (read full article) |
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| Category :: Leasing Articles |
Author :: Ralph Hoffmann |
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| Article Title :: Minimize a New Car Cost During Over Production-Lease it First, Then Buy it, Believe it or Not |
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| New cars will continue being a bargain. Question: how best to minimize long-term car ownership?Simply put… Lease the car you always wanted; then buy it later and save a few thousand dollarsIn the past, the auto manufacturers moved cars by subsidizing leases. Without getting into the math, the monthly lease cost was lowered by increasing the residual value, thereby selling (leasing) more cars. But the value of the vehicle at the end of the lease was almost always less than the contracted residual and each of the off-lease cars then had to be sold in the wholesale market at a loss of several thousand dollars.Where does the money come (read full article) |
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| Category :: Leasing Articles |
Author :: Carrie Reeder |
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| Article Title :: Car Loans for People with Bad Credit – How to Qualify for a Bad Credit Auto Loan |
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| With most lenders, having bad credit or a past bankruptcy is not a
problem. Thus, you can obtain an automobile loan with a low credit score.
There are certain advantages to having good credit. These individuals
generally pay a few percentage points less, which equals a lesser monthly
payment. However, qualifying for a car with bad credit is easy. Here
are a few tips to help you get approved.Requirements for Getting an Auto Loan with Bad CreditTo get approved for a bad credit auto loan, applicants must meet
certain requirements. For starters, car loans are not offered to minors.
Therefore, applicants under the age of 18 must have a parent or other adult
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| Category :: Leasing Articles |
Author :: Tom Kline |
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| Article Title :: Your Accountant Will Agree: Leasing a Car For Your Business is the Way To Go |
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| One of the many important financial decisions of a business owner is whether to lease or purchase motor vehicles for the business. RK Auto Group recommends leasing for several reasons: Leasing strengthens your financial statement and upgrades your company’s image by providing sharper-looking vehicles at a cheaper price.Most accountants agree: your financial statement looks rosier with vehicle leasing.
Financial benefits of leasing include:
A better tax write off - you can deduct actual payments instead of using a depreciation schedule
Clearer bookkeeping - while a lease is simply an expense on the financial statement, a purchase is an asset and a liabili (read full article) |
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| Category :: Leasing Articles |
Author :: Jim Lotter |
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| Article Title :: Protecting Your Property with a Landlord Guide |
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| Renting residential or business property can be an extremely profitable business. There is a lot of money to be made buy renting apartments, homes, or business property out to renters. However, this enterprise can quickly sour if your tenants are unable to pay the rent each month or worse damage your property. If you are either currently a landlord or considering purchasing a property, it is important that you read up on how to be a landlord, and understand your rights.If you own a piece of property that you are considering renting out, it is increasingly important that you know your legal rights as a landlord. Today, many landlords can get stuck with thousands of dollars of unpaid (read full article) |
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| Category :: Leasing Articles |
Author :: Lance Winslow |
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| Article Title :: Franchise Agreements; Leases and Tenant Improvements |
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| In the legal realm of the franchise world there are a multitude of agreements, stipulations and methods of doing business, which must be considered to protect the assets of the franchising company, as well as the brand-name. One common issue in franchise law, which covers multiple legal areas; including real estate, brand image and ongoing business activities includes requirements on leases and tenant improvements.In our franchising agreements it was determined that we needed additional clauses in our franchise agreement, as well as additional stipulations in our confidential operations manual to address this very issue. Below please find a copy of the clause in our franchise agr (read full article) |
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| Category :: Leasing Articles |
Author :: Michael Stazko |
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| Article Title :: Residential Investing with a Lease/Purchase |
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| One of the most efficient ways to invest in residential real estate is to do a lease/purchase. The reason a lease/purchase is so effective, is because it provides a win-win situation for both the seller/landlord and the buyer/tenant. For the owner, it provides a potential buyer and a tenant that will be willing to take care of the home. For the buyer, it provides the right to purchase the home for a fixed price, and time to save money and improve their credit. Here is how it works.The owner and the buyer enter into a contract whereby the potential buyer agrees to lease the home for a set amount of time. At the end of the lease, the buyer then has the option of buying the home for t (read full article) |
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| Category :: Leasing Articles |
Author :: George Parker |
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| Article Title :: Equipment Leasing: Getting A Quick Lease Approval |
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| Are you considering leasing equipment for your firm, but you are running out of time? Here are a few tips to make sure your company’s lease gets approved quickly:Guard Your Company’s Credit StandingEstablish a pattern of paying invoices and bills on time. As with personal credit, a history of prompt payment is one of the most important criteria in extending lease financing. If your company has a dispute with a vendor or credit provider, try to resolve it quickly. Be prepared to discuss the status and reasons for the dispute in detail with the leasing company. Because many leasing transactions require personal guarantees of the principals, it is important that the princi (read full article) |
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| Category :: Leasing Articles |
Author :: George Parker |
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| Article Title :: Getting The Equipment Lease Flexibility Your Company Deserves |
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| How would you like to have fewer hassles with your next business lease while significantly trimming costs? You can. In fact, getting better lease flexibility can easily trump getting the lowest lease rate. Here is how you can get superior lease flexibility while slashing overall leasing expense:Lease AmountFirst, make sure the lease allows you to include most of the equipment you intend to acquire. You will avoid negotiating another financing arrangement on the excluded equipment. Check that you can easily add more equipment to the lease as your needs change. The better lease arrangements provide for multiple lease schedules under a master lease or the ability to amend exist (read full article) |
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