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LeasEquip Acts as a Direct Source of Funds
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So many companies these days are struggling to make ends meet. Few can afford to buy new equipment that is incredibly expensive. This increasingly expensive equipment is often far too much for the bottom line of a struggling company. Whether companies are large or small, they have recently found the need for equipment leasing over equipment purchasing. Cutting down on costs is an essential part of avoiding going into the red for those companies that are struggling during the course of the recession.
LeasEquip has funded in excess of six-hundred commercial leases and loans over the years. The firm, founded in 1981, used only capital that they raised themselves. The Los Angeles-based company specializes in equipment leasing, investment banking, and commercial financing. LeasEquip acts as a direct source of funds or as a partner for other principals—the firm is quite flexible with clients. LeasEquip was founded by two partners, including now-President Jonathan Lampel, and a group of private investors. LeasEquip’s experienced staff can help to find unique solutions to even the most complicated financial issues—that is why their clients value them so much. Almost any type of equipment can be attained through leasing or financing—including high tech medical equipment, large construction equipment, farming machinery, and computers.
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