✔ Registered business
✔ At least 12 months in operation
✔ Min. business income of $30,000 annually, or $2,500 per month
✔ No collateral required*
To finance new equipment. If a small business grows or expands, it may need to buy new equipment to keep up with demand. This could include anything from computers and software to machinery. To renovate or upgrade existing equipment. If a small business's machinery is old or outdated, you may need to renovate or upgrade it. This could include anything from replacing outdated computers with new ones to adding new features to existing equipment. To cover unexpected expenses. If a small business experiences an unexpected expense, such as a natural disaster or a theft, it may need to take out a loan to cover the costs. This could include replacing damaged equipment.
Equipment financing is a business loan to purchase new or used machinery. A lease is a contract between a business and a leasing company that allows the business to use the machinery for some time without owning it.
*A personal guarantee and a UCC filing may be required at closing. **ITIN is only accepted for people that don’t have an SSN.