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Find answers to common equipment leasing questions about applications, approvals, payments, ownership, insurance, and end-of-lease options.
General Leasing FAQs
Your lease typically starts after the financing is approved, documentation is completed, and the equipment has been delivered or accepted according to the terms of the agreement.
End-of-lease options depend on the lease structure and agreement. Common options may include purchasing the equipment, renewing the lease, returning the equipment, or upgrading to new equipment.
Equipment issues are typically handled with the vendor, supplier, or manufacturer according to warranty and service terms. You should report issues promptly and keep records of communication.
Ownership depends on the lease structure. In many lease arrangements, the finance company owns the equipment during the lease term, while the customer has the right to use it under the agreement.
Early termination depends on the lease agreement. Some structures may allow payout, purchase, or other options, but fees or remaining obligations may apply.
Many lease structures include end-of-term purchase options. The availability and price of a purchase option depend on the lease type and agreement.
Insurance is typically required on leased equipment to protect the asset during the lease term. Specific requirements may vary by agreement and equipment type.
You can contact Easylease customer service or your Easylease representative for questions about your lease, loan, payments, documentation, or next steps.
Financials FAQs
Lease financing is a very affordable option when it comes to equipment acquisitions. Your monthly payment is determined by the options you choose and can be tailored to fit your cash flow needs. If you want to know how leasing affects your bottom line when compared to other options, consider the benefits of Leasing vs. Borrowing vs. Cash.
Depending on the approval and lease structure, eligible soft costs such as installation, delivery, service, training, and consultation may be included in the financing.
Down payment requirements vary by transaction, equipment type, credit profile, and financing structure. Some approvals may require upfront payments, while others may be structured differently.
Equipment leasing can provide an alternative source of financing, helping businesses preserve existing bank lines for operating cash flow, inventory, payroll, or unexpected expenses.
Lease payments may have potential tax advantages depending on the lease structure and business circumstances. Always consult your tax and legal advisors for guidance specific to your situation.
Leasing Application & Approvals FAQs
You will typically need business contact details, company legal name, equipment description, equipment cost, vendor information, and basic financial or credit information depending on the size and structure of the request.
Approval timing depends on the transaction size, credit profile, equipment type, and required documentation. Many straightforward applications can move quickly once the required information is provided.
Yes, newer businesses may apply. Approval options depend on factors such as owner credit, business history, equipment type, transaction size, and available supporting information.
Yes. Easylease can support financing for both new and used equipment, subject to approval, equipment condition, age, value, and documentation.
Easylease reviews the application, confirms required information, evaluates the financing request, and follows up with next steps related to approval, documentation, and funding.
Still have questions?
Speak with Easylease before applying. We can help explain your options and guide you toward the right financing structure.
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