This article was written exclusively for ForConstructionPros by Balboa Capital, a nationwide provider of small business loans. Many construction company owners finance equipment, but not all of them ...

Whether you're just starting your small business or are already established, you'll probably either to invest in office equipment at some point. Consider how you will acquire this equipment carefully.

These days, just about anything can be leased — from computers and heavy machinery to complete offices. The kind of business you’re in and the type of equipment you’re considering are major factors in ...

A lease is in essence an extended rental agreement under which the owner of the equipment allows the user to operate or otherwise make use of the equipment in exchange for periodic lease payments. In ...

Some of the equipment vital to business operations is painfully expensive. For a startup business in particular, the idea of affording necessary equipment can feel like mission impossible. At the same ...

As the economy continues to improve, more construction businesses are making capital investments to fuel their growth. When business owners and managers consider acquiring equipment, they often think ...

When companies of any size acquire equipment, using credit and monthly payments is far and away the most popular option. Which typically means either financing or leasing the equipment. While the ...

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Whether it’s merchandise displays for retail, refrigerators for food service, railcars to move grain, or 3-D printers for manufacturing, every business needs equipment. But how the business acquires ...

An equipment lease broker works with companies with limited budgets looking for equipment, manufacturers looking for customers and lenders looking to make loans. The broker brings the three together, ...