When a company is preparing to lease capital equipment, rating the risk of each master lease agreement under consideration is an indispensable step.
Posted by John Kirk Apr 1, 2015 2:36:00 PM
When a company is preparing to lease capital equipment, rating the risk of each master lease agreement under consideration is an indispensable step.
Topics: Equipment Leasing, Equipment Lease, Equipment Lease Agreement, Equipment Financing, master lease agreement
Posted by John Kirk Mar 25, 2015 11:00:00 AM
Before entering into any equipment lease schedule, a lease versus buy analysis should be conducted to ensure that leasing is indeed the most cost-efficient procurement option.
Topics: Lease vs Buy, lease versus buy, lease vs buy analysis, lease vs purchase
Posted by Jon Nykvist Jan 14, 2015 1:00:00 PM
In equipment leasing, there’s generally an inverse relationship between risk and cost. A high-risk equipment lease generally has a lower lease rate. Many enterprises understandably seek the lower rate, but this strategy will only be effective if the risks are well-understood, so that they can be minimized in the lease agreement and properly managed during operations.
Topics: Equipment Leasing, Lease Agreements, Equipment Lease, Leasing Myths