How it works
From equipment need to your next investment.
See how Leaseworld helps you describe an equipment project, review the scope and coordinate the next steps.
1. Describe the project
Provide your business contact details, organization, equipment, installation state, budget range, and timing. This is an inquiry about a possible introduction, not a credit application or a financing offer.
2. Consider a possible introduction
Leaseworld reviews whether a request appears relevant to its partner relationships. A referral depends on partner scope and applicable requirements. We may ask for clarification or explain that we cannot make an introduction.
3. Continue with the financing partner
If an introduction proceeds, the identified partner can contact you about the project. It handles any credit application, underwriting, offer, and agreement through its own process. Many partners review a project case by case, looking at the entity that signs, its capacity and capital, the equipment as security and the conditions around the project, including any established customer or backer standing behind it. Financial documents should be supplied through the partner's approved channel.
4. Review any proposal independently
You decide whether to proceed. Check the complete terms with your procurement, legal, tax, and accounting advisers as appropriate. An introduction does not bind you or the partner to a financing agreement.
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