Guest Blog Post Authored By: Ken Canavan, Account Manager for National Leasing.
After all, your choice will affect your cash flow, line of credit and future equipment upgrade needs.
Rather than darting from online financial resource to resource, we’ve created a checklist to help weigh your acquisition options so you can choose the best option that matches your financing needs.
Buying is simple and will preserve lines of credit but requires a substantial upfront investment that may empty your cash reserves. A bank loan solves your cash flow issue but affects your line of credit, has a lengthy approval process, and its contract terms may limit your opportunity to include equipment add-ons or upgrades in the future. With equipment leasing, you’ll match payments to your revenue cycle (you even have an option to delay payments on your equipment), preserve lines of credit, and easily upgrade your equipment once your lease is finished.
Whichever option you choose, make sure it aligns with your business goals and helps grow your business.
If you’d like to lease your next piece of equipment, fill out our form to get a free quote.