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Articles in Home | Finance | Leases Title|Newest|Oldest An Introduction to the World of Equipment Leasing  By : Bob v Newman Basically, leasing itself is the act of the owner of the property to let another person to use that property for a pre-agreed upon period of time in exchange for a pre-agreed upon amount of compensation. It may apply to land, or it may apply to movable property – in this case, we are interested in equipment leasing, or leasing of movable equipment. Buying a Car or Leasing?  By : Brad Whitehead When it is time to shop for a new car there are many things to take into consideration. One of the biggest decisions is whether you should choose car leasing or car buying. There are many fundamental differences between the two. Technological Benefits of Equipment Leasing  By : Bob Newman An equipment leasing arrangement provides you the edge you need without running the expensive costs associated with purchasing state-of-the-art equipment. In this equipment lease guide we have selected some of the most common business equipment leasing options available, which can be found across a variety of equipment leasing companies in the U.S. today. Personal Finance: How To Be Smart With Your Money  By : loan consolidation The meaning of group insurance and its implications Rental with a difference  By : Ralph Ramah Anyone looking to rent an asset, whether it’s a property, car etc, is soon faced with a multitude of choices. Rental is indeed as big a business as it is competitive. Car Buying VS Car Leasing  By : Sean Patrick One of the biggest decisions is whether you should choose car leasing or car buying. There are many fundamental differences between the two. To help make your decision easier the following is a list of those differences Small Business Guide to Equipment Leasing  By : Razvan Jr The Small Business Guide to Equipment Leasing explains the benefits of leasing equipment and why 80% of U.S based businesses lease their company equipment as opposed to buying. These benefits cover how leasing helps businesses improve their financing either by saving money or making more money for their company. House for rent  By : Thomas MacIntosh "To let" is a signboard we often come across. People with many real estate investments rent out their spare houses for short or long periods of time at a specific rent. Eviction letter  By : Thomas MacIntosh Landlords and tenants are often at loggerheads with each other over issues, such as, rent, repair, and maintenance. These issues crop up if the tenant is a rent defaulter or has caused damage or destruction to the property. The Tenant's Tenets: Residential Lease Agreements  By : Gloria Smith In this world, everybody must abide by certain rules and regulations. These could be official rules which are penned by persons of authority and are expected to be followed by one and all; or these could be unofficial rules which are dictated upon people by other people or by society. Of these two, Contracts You Should Know About When Renting Langley  By : Thomas Berten Every contract out there has terms and conditions that apply to your agreement. Legal jargon can be difficult to understand unless your familiar with the terms used. Leasing a Langley property, City Code  By : Thomas Berten Most cities in Canada have a department dedicated to ensuring that the city makes sure all the codes and bi laws are informed for each individual commercial, residential and industrial property. How Venture Leasing Can Provide Vital Financing  By : Peter Balsam Venture leasing is an innovative financing vehicle that allows start-up companies to finance equipment without raising additional equity. In venture leasing, the finance provider, or lessor, leases equipment to the start-up at a specified interest rate over a defined lease term. It enables the company to conserve vital cash through leasing equipment instead of purchasing it, hence avoiding dilution of ownership and control for existing shareholders. With a Lease The Devil Is In The Details  By : Tim-Knox This week we'll discuss the most important aspect of the process: signing a commercial lease (insert dramatic music here). One of the biggest mistakes many entrepreneurs make when leasing commercial space is not reading the lease. Forget reading the fine print. When it comes to a lease its ALL fine print Cover Yourself With a Lease Agreement  By : Ethan K. Roberts When you are a property owner, it is necessary to have a lease agreement read, signed and dated by the tenant. A lease agreement will protect you, should it ever come to the point of having to go to court with the tenant for any reason. With A Lease, The Devil Is In The Details  By : Tim Knox In the last article we looked at a few of the things you should consider before leasing that first office or storefront for your business. To recap, you should not only consider the old standard "location, location, location," but also consider things like sufficient parking, the number of employees who will be working onsite, and future growth projections. I stressed that it was important not to get caught up in the moment. You should take your time to find the space best su... Lease Options Or Rent To Own?  By : Alexis Dey Finding a rent-to-own house is one of the many ways someone with bad or no credit can buy a house. You will often find them called names like lease/options, lease with option to buy, lease purchase, lease 2 purchase, rent with option to buy, rent to own, or rent to buy homes. There are a few differences between rent-to-own and lease-option agreements, although many people use the terms interchangeably. With a rent to own (or rent to buy) home, the buyer makes an agreement ...

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