Sale Leaseback
Sale-leaseback is usually an excellent means of raising capital from equipment that you already own.
What are the requirements for a Sale Leaseback?
You must have a business or own a commercial real estate property.
In a commercial property leaseback, you sell your commercial property and simultaneously lease it back for several years, allowing you to raise immediate capital while continuing to operate your business from the same location. You may opt to have an agreement to repurchase the property after the business recovers. Equipment sale and leaseback works in a similar fashion.
Some of the equipment that will be considered for a Sale Leaseback are
- Computers
- Office automation (copiers, printers, phone systems, etc)
- Industrial equipment
- Automotive repair equipment
- Medical equipment
- Printing equipment
- Construction equipment (special guidelines on a case by case basis)
- Logging & Timber equipment
- Electronic equipment (video and audio, surveillance and security equipment)
- Fitness, Rehabilitation and health club equipment
- Landscaping equipment