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Lease Versus Buy

A statistic that may come as a surprise to most, is that most North American companies have leased, or are currently leasing, at least one piece of equipment. Why? Well, when it has come to the point when you have to decide whether to lease versus buy, being well informed can make the difference between spending and saving a lot of money.

We offer the leasing information you are looking for
If you are like most people, you probably first heard about leasing as an effective way to finance your first car. But leasing is available on a much wider range of products, including specialized computer equipment and software. Trying to decide to lease versus buy can be a challenging task, which is why we set up the Access Equipment Leasing site the way we did.

After looking what our competitors had to offer, we realized that there was a serious lack of information out there. Rather than trying to force our customers into making a poorly informed choice, we decided to go the other route and provide them with all the information they need. In addition to our frequently asked questions and industry specific examples, we also have trained professionals available to answer your questions. Furthermore, because of our experience, we can offer you a customized lease to best suit your needs.

Can leasing save me money?
The short answer to this question is yes. The main difference between leasing a product and buying it has to do with what you are getting for your money. When you buy, you are paying (or borrowing) the full purchase price of an asset. This means you are tying up your credit or capital for a certain period of time. Plus, once you have paid for that asset, it will most likely need to be replaced or updated (like computer equipment, for example).

Conversely, leasing does not have the same effect on your credit or capital. Rather than having to invest your credit or capital, you instead have a monthly payment that is tailored to your specific needs. Plus, at the end of the lease, you can buy the equipment at a reduced price, or walk away from it and lease the latest model. Having the ability to update your equipment every couple of years can be a huge competitive edge, particularly if you are involved in a business that is constantly changing.

What do I do next?
The decision to lease versus buy does not need to be a confusing one. If you have read over our website and still want to know more, we are here to help. At Access Equipment Leasing, we like to keep our customers informed, which is why we get so much repeat business. We like to think of ourselves as a one stop leasing service, so you don't have to waste your time trying to find information.

To get things started, you can call our leasing professionals, or even fill out an online form. As soon as we get your information, we will quickly prepare for you a competitive quote. Remember, we can tailor your lease to suit your specific needs, so don't be afraid to ask us for customized service. The sooner we get started, the sooner you will get the equipment you need.

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Access Equipment Leasing

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San Francisco, CA
94102-1102
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