EquipCash
Equipment Sale Leaseback — All 50 States

Need Working Capital? Equipment Sale-Leaseback is the Strategic Way.

Unlock the cash trapped in your existing assets without losing a single day of productivity.

Many successful businesses find themselves "asset-rich and cash-poor." Your machinery, vehicles, and specialized equipment represent significant capital that could be working harder as liquid cash — funding expansion, paying off high-interest debt, or increasing your operational reserves.

* 24-hour approval & funding with approved credit. Results depend on credit profile, time in business, and lender conditions.

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What is a sale leaseback?

Sell Your Equipment. Keep Using It. Get the Cash Now.

A Strategic Sale-Leaseback allows you to sell your owned equipment to EquipCash for a lump sum of cash — while simultaneously leasing it back so you can continue using it without any interruption to your operations.

Think of it as converting a dormant asset into an active financial tool. The equipment stays exactly where it is. Your team keeps using it. Your customers never notice a difference. The only change is the working capital now sitting in your business account.

It's used by hospitals, construction firms, manufacturers, trucking companies, and businesses across every industry that depends on high-value equipment — and it's one of the most underutilized financial strategies available to business owners today.

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The strategic advantage

Three Reasons Smart Businesses Choose Sale-Leaseback

Beyond the immediate cash infusion, a sale-leaseback restructures your balance sheet, your tax position, and your financial flexibility in ways that can reshape your business's trajectory.

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Immediate liquidity

Immediate Cash Injection

Whether you operate a medical clinic, construction firm, or manufacturing plant, a sale-leaseback provides a fast infusion of working capital — typically funded within days of appraisal. Use the funds for payroll, R&D, inventory, or seizing time-sensitive business opportunities.

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Balance sheet improvement

Off-Balance Sheet Benefits

Move heavy equipment from "fixed assets" to "operating expense." This can meaningfully improve your debt-to-equity ratio, making your company's financial profile significantly more attractive to investors, banks, bonding companies, and future lenders.

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Tax optimization

Optimized Tax Strategy

Lease payments are often treated as fully deductible operating expenses, providing a more aggressive tax write-off than the slow multi-year depreciation schedules required for owned assets. Consult your tax advisor for guidance specific to your business.*

The process

Simple. Transparent. Strategic.

From your initial equipment list to cash in your account — we've designed every step to be fast, straightforward, and completely transparent.

1

Assessment

Submit a list of the equipment you wish to monetize. We review asset types, ages, and your business situation to structure the best possible leaseback.

2

Valuation

Our experts determine the current fair market value of your assets — honestly and transparently, with no low-ball offers. You deserve to know what your equipment is truly worth.

3

Funding

We purchase the assets and wire the funds directly to your business account. Most transactions fund within days — not weeks — of the completed appraisal.

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Operational Continuity

You continue using your equipment exactly as before, making manageable fixed monthly lease payments. Zero downtime. Zero disruption to your customers or team.

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Why EquipCash

Your Strategic Partner for Equipment Sale-Leaseback

Not all leaseback providers are created equal. EquipCash has been structuring equipment financing and leaseback transactions since 1998 — and our approach is built on honesty, speed, and terms that actually work for your business.

  • Fair market appraisals: We provide honest, market-driven valuations to ensure you get the maximum cash out of your equipment — not a lowball offer designed to benefit the lender.
  • Speed to wire: We understand that working capital is often time-sensitive. We move from appraisal to funded in days — not weeks.
  • Customized lease terms: We structure your payments to match your industry's revenue cycles — keeping your cash flow healthy throughout the lease term.
  • No operational disruption: Your equipment never moves. Your team never notices. The only thing that changes is the cash in your account.
  • All industries, all 50 states: Medical, construction, manufacturing, transportation, and more. $10,000 minimum — no maximum.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about equipment sale-leasebacks. Contact us or schedule a call for a personal consultation.

An equipment sale-leaseback is a financial transaction in which a business sells equipment it already owns to a lender at its current appraised fair market value — and simultaneously enters into a lease agreement to continue using that same equipment for a fixed monthly payment. The equipment never moves. Your team never notices a change. The only difference is the lump sum of working capital deposited into your business account, which you can use however your business requires.
No — zero disruption is one of the defining advantages of a sale-leaseback. Your equipment stays exactly where it is. Your operators, technicians, and drivers continue using it exactly as before. Your customers will never know anything changed. The entire transaction is financial — there is no physical movement of equipment, no downtime, and no interruption to production, patient care, delivery schedules, or any other operations.
Almost any business equipment with a meaningful current market value qualifies. Common examples include medical imaging equipment (MRI, CT scanners, surgical robotics), manufacturing equipment (CNC machines, robotics, production lines), construction equipment (excavators, cranes, forklifts, bulldozers), transportation assets (semi-trucks, 18-wheelers, tractor-trailers, fleets), and industrial equipment (generators, compressors, specialized systems). The equipment must be owned outright (or with significant equity) and have a current appraised value of $10,000 or more. There is no maximum.
Your equipment is valued at its current fair market value — what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller in an arm's-length transaction. EquipCash provides honest, market-driven appraisals with no low-ball offers designed to benefit the lender. We review the equipment type, age, condition, manufacturer, model, and current secondary market data to arrive at a fair valuation. You'll receive a clear, transparent offer before you commit to anything.
Most sale-leaseback transactions are structured and funded within 5–10 business days of the completed appraisal and approved application. In many cases, 24-hour approval is available with approved credit. We understand that working capital is often time-sensitive — that's why we've designed our process to move from appraisal to wire transfer in days, not weeks. The exact timeline depends on equipment type, documentation completeness, and lender-specific requirements.
In many cases, yes. Lease payments on properly structured operating leases are often fully deductible as pre-tax operating expenses — providing a more aggressive annual write-off than the multi-year depreciation schedule required when you own the equipment outright. This can meaningfully reduce your effective tax burden in the current tax year. Always consult a qualified tax advisor regarding the specific deductibility and tax implications for your business structure and situation.
When you own equipment outright, it sits on your balance sheet as a "fixed asset" — which banks and investors view as relatively illiquid. A sale-leaseback converts that fixed asset into cash (a liquid asset) while moving the ongoing cost to an "operating expense." This can improve your debt-to-equity ratio, increase your current ratio (liquid assets vs. current liabilities), and make your overall financial profile more attractive to investors, traditional lenders, and surety bonding companies. For contractors especially, this can significantly increase bonding capacity.
Potentially, yes — if you have significant equity in the equipment. The key factor is the difference between the equipment's current appraised value and the remaining balance on any existing loan. If the appraised value exceeds what you owe, there may be sufficient equity to structure a leaseback transaction. The existing lien would typically need to be paid off at closing from the leaseback proceeds. Contact us to discuss your specific situation and we can assess your options.
Yes. EquipCash provides equipment sale-leaseback financing to businesses in all 50 states across every major industry — medical, manufacturing, construction, transportation, and beyond. Whether you're a hospital system in California, a CNC shop in Michigan, a contractor in Texas, or a fleet operator in Florida, we can structure a sale-leaseback tailored to your industry's revenue cycles and your business's specific needs.

Ready to Unlock Your Equipment's Value?

Tell us what equipment you own — $10,000 minimum, no maximum — and our team will respond quickly with a fair market valuation and funding options.

🔒 No obligation · All 50 states · Fair market appraisals · Cash in days

* 24-hour approval & funding with approved credit. Timelines subject to credit approval, equipment type, appraisal, documentation completeness, and individual lender conditions. Results may vary. EquipCash is not a direct lender — we connect businesses with equipment financing solutions through our network of lenders. Tax information is general in nature; consult a qualified tax advisor regarding deductibility and tax implications specific to your business.