4 Reasons to Work with an Equipment Finance Broker

Working with a single lender limits your choices to one product and one risk view. A specialized equipment finance broker compares multiple lenders and structures—loans, leases, lines, and sale-leasebacks—then packages your file for fast approval and clean execution. Start at Equipment Financing and test payments in the calculator.

DIY vs. Brokered Financing: A Quick Comparison

1) More Ways to Say “Yes” (and Fit Your Cash Flow)

A broker brings structures you won’t always get from a single lender:

• Equipment Loans for long-life iron you’ll keep.
• Equipment Leases to lower monthly costs via a residual/buyout.
• Equipment Line of Credit for multiple purchases across the season.
• Refinancing & Sale-Leaseback to unlock cash from owned gear while it stays in service.
• Asset-Based Lending for asset-heavy companies scaling fast.

Buying used or via private sale? Check Eligible Equipment. Mehmi also sells equipment directly—browse inventory.

2) Faster Approvals with Cleaner Files

Brokers know what underwriters need and in what order. Submitting a bank-ready file reduces conditions and accelerates decisions to 24–48 hours on straightforward profiles.
Typical requirements:

• 3–6 months of business bank statements.
• Vendor quote with make/model/serials.
• Short use-of-funds paragraph.
• Insurance binder (lender as loss payee).
• PPSA details.

Not sure which term or buyout to pick? Model options in the calculator, then let us structure the best fit.

3) Better Total Cost—Because Structure Beats Rate

Headline rates don’t tell the full story. A broker lowers effective cost by:

• Setting a sensible lease residual/buyout to trim monthly strain.
• Choosing the shortest workable term your slow months can support.
• Blending tools: e.g., pair a lease with a small Working Capital Loan so you don’t over-finance consumables.
• Planning a step-down via Business Refinancing or Secured Loan once revenue stabilizes.

If receivables are the choke point, add Invoice/Freight Factoring to accelerate cash.

4) Execution Support That Protects Uptime

Great terms mean little if delivery slips. A broker coordinates:

• Vendor invoices and serials.
• Insurance binders and PPSA registration.
• Funding and delivery/installation.

This avoids downtime, ensures alignment with contract deadlines, and reduces surprises. Mehmi also offers industry-specific guidance for:

• Transportation & Trucking
• Construction & Contractors
• Manufacturing & Wholesale
• Hospitality & Food Service
• Medical, Dental & Wellness

FAQ

Is a broker more expensive than going direct?
No. Broker compensation is built into the facility and offset by better fit, faster funding, and structure-driven savings.

Can I finance used or private-sale equipment?
Yes—approval depends on age/condition and documentation. See Eligible Equipment.

How fast can I be approved?
Organized files often see approvals in 24–48 hours.

What if I also need cash for inventory or payroll?
Pair equipment financing with a Line of Credit or Working Capital Loan.

Will you help compare lease vs. loan?
Yes—run numbers in the calculator, and we’ll price both side by side.

Do you only arrange financing?
We also own inventory and can bundle purchase + finance.

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Final Thoughts

A single bank offers one rate and one structure. An equipment finance broker opens the door to multiple lenders, flexible options, and faster execution. Mehmi Financial Group adds the extra layer: in-house financing, cross-industry expertise, and end-to-end vendor coordination.

👉 Ready to secure financing that fits your shop, fleet, or plant? Contact our credit analysts today or price terms now in the calculator.

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