| Specialized Industry Programs |
| 1. | Seasonal Payment Plan |
| 2. | 60 Day Deferral Plan |
| 3. | 90 Day Deferral Plan |
| 4. | Step-up Rate Program |
| 5. | Annual Payments |
| 6. | $20.00 SD Program |
| 7. | 10% SD=BO Program |
| 8. | Master Lease |
| 9. | Sales-Leaseback (Increase your cash flow) |
1.) Seasonal Payment Plan
Do you experience fluctuating time periods of higher or lower revenue
production on an annual basis? Naturally, the industry has its up and
down periods so the seasonal payment plan is a great financing tool to
meet those fluctuating revenue and time periods of your business needs.
It’s simple to put this plan in action for you, designate which 3
consecutive months you require off by completing an irregular payment
schedule. For example, your busy time is September through May, simply
designate your 3 months off as June through August so you can give
yourself peace of mind in those slow months.
2.) 60 Deferral Plan (90 Day deferred payments)
Just getting started? This plan offers to your company a 60-Day Deferral
Program in which the Lessee pays the Security Deposit with documentation
and then is not invoiced until 60 days after funding. Since billing in
arrears, this is actually a 90 day deferred payment plan.
3.) 90 Day Deferral Plan (120 Day Deferred Payments)
The 90-Day Deferral Plan is extremely helpful for our customers
acquiring equipment that does not generate income during the first 90
days. With this program, make your first payment 120 days after you
receive your equipment.
4.) Step-Up Rate Program
Do you want to maximize your cost during the first year of ownership?
The Step Up Rate Program with the reduced monthly payments for the first
12 months of the 3 to 5 year term leases offers attractive benefits for
a number of different lessee’s needs. It is an effective advantage to
those customers who are particularly interested in maximizing their
benefits versus cost during their first year of equipment use.
5.) Annual Payment Plan
Do you want one annual payment? For those customers that request annual
payments, MaxPro Leasing can fit those needs.
With this payment plan, there is one difference to point out that
differentiates from MaxPro Leasing’s normal course of business:
The first payment collected is an ADVANCE and not a Security Deposit.
6.) $20.00 Security Deposit
Program
Do you want minimal up-front costs? This unique plan helps customers
requesting minimal up front costs to enter into a lease. That program is
the $20.00 Security Deposit Program. With this program, the customer
simply pays the $20.00 to the lessor as a Security Deposit and payments
are calculated using the determined stream of payments.
7.) 10% SD = Buyout Program
For those customers requesting a prepaid Purchase Option Plan,
MaxPro Leasing offers the 10% SD = Buyout Program. With this
plan, the customer pays a 10% Security Deposit with the lease documents
and completes the term of the lease as normal. Provided the customer has
no outstanding charges at the end of their lease term, the original
security deposit may serve as the buyout of the lease.
8.) Master Lease Agreement
If your company buys equipment frequently and you want convenience than
you might consider the master lease program. A convenient lease
arrangement with a predetermined line-of-credit which allows a Lessee to
draw down funds under the same basic terms and conditions without the
need to negotiate a new lease agreement (pre-approved credit line).
Customers use the master lease agreement for the convenience of starting
an equipment lease and then when they need to add on additional
equipment they don’t have to go through the application process again.
9.) Sale-Leaseback
The sales-leaseback plan is a great way for you to put your cash flow
back into your business. A type of lease in which an asset that is owned
by the lessee is sold to the lessor and then leased back to the lessee.
This type of lease is generally used when the lessee desires additional
cash for its business.
For example, Johnny, of Johnny Productions, isn’t aware of the great
benefits of leasing and goes out to a vendor and buys $10,000 worth of
video equipment for his business and realizes he could of used that cash
for advertising since the budget is under a squeeze. With a
sales-leaseback he calls MaxPro Leasing, gets approved for the
equipment he already bought, the lessor buys the equipment from him with
the agreement that he will lease it back. Next thing you know, Johnny
has his equipment that’s producing revenue and he has his $10,000 back
for advertising and or other unexpected expenses.