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Is your company looking for tow truck  financing?   At IFS Equipment Financing we have been offering financing and leasing on tow trucks for over 10 years.   

 

There are several  tow truck  financing  plans available.     These are the most common tow truck  financing programs available, and they all can be done with 12, 24, 36, 48 or 60 months depending on the age of the equipment: 

 

1.       Simple-Interest Loan:    Most customers today, unfortunately, go to their local bank to obtain a simple interest loan for the tow truck financing they need.    Normally, it is quick and easy to obtain this type of loan but the customer doesn’t realize that they might be tying up funds or loans they may need in the future from that bank.  

 

2.       $1.oo-out Lease:  One of the most common types of tow truck financing done today is called the $1.00-out lease.  In this case, the customer intends to own the equipment at the end of the lease term and doesn’t want to pay anything extra (residual) at the end of the lease. 3.       10 % or 20% Residual Lease:  This is another highly common form of tow truck financing available to customers.  The goal is to keep the equipment at the end of the lease term but to keep monthly payments at a minimum.  At the end of the term the customer usually has the option to pay the 10% or 20% residual (buy-out), finance it, or give the equipment back. 

 

4.       FMV Lease:  In this form of tow truck financing, the customer has no interest in keeping the equipment at the end of term and the main goals are to keep the monthly payments as low as possible and to write-off each payment as leased, or rented, equipment.   If the customer does want to keep the equipment, this is the riskiest and most expensive option they can choose. 

 

Whether you are purchasing a new or used tow truck from a dealer, a company, or from a private individual, we can help you with any of these types of tow truck financing.   We work with most types of credit and equipment, so there’s a good chance we can get something done for you. Call us with questions on leasing or to compare quotes on what you are already receiving.   We look forward to helping you with any of your tow truck financing needs.

RV financing can be complicated if you are not used to this kind of transactions. Though RV financing is similar to car financing and other vehicle loans, there are some things that you should know that are specific to this kind of vehicle and that might save you hassles and thousands of dollars over the whole life of your RV financing.

There are many different sources of finance that can provide the necessary funds for purchasing an RV. However, not all the financial options are equally cheap and though not all of them are available for everyone, you should at least check before choosing your source of finance as you might otherwise end up overpaying for your RV financing. Dealerships

You can always get finance at the same place where you want to purchase your RV. Dealerships, in order to sell as many units as possible, provide financing for your purchase but they are not professional lenders. Their job is to sell vehicles and since they are not in the financial business they lack the necessary expertise needed under certain situations.

If your credit is less than perfect you probably will not be able to get finance through them. Moreover, the interest rate charged for financing through dealerships is significantly higher than other finance options. So, you should only consider applying for finance at a dealership if you have good or perfect credit and you do not mind paying a bit more for the comfort of doing the whole business at the same place fast and without hassles. Traditional Lending Institutions

If you have good or perfect credit, resorting to banks and other traditional financial companies will save you thousands of dollars on your RV purchase. If you want to use your RV as security for the loan it can always be arranged with the lender and you will be able to get a lower interest rate and better terms that way.

Though not specialized in this kind of loans banks and financial institutions can provide a wide variety of financial product where you can use the money for any purpose. If you are a homeowner you can request a home equity loan in order to buy an RV and you will get an incredibly low rate with an excellent repayment schedule. Otherwise there are always other options like secured loans guaranteed with the vehicle or even unsecured loans. The only drawback when resorting to traditional finance is that you must have at least a good credit tag. Non Traditional Lending Companies And Online Lenders

There are also other financial companies and online lenders that deal specifically with RV loans and also with other kind of loans that you can use to purchase an RV. These lenders have more flexibility when it comes to credit requirements and will be able to approve your loan even if you have bad credit.

Since you can always secure the loan with the RV, the lender can be sure that he will recover his money one way or another. Thus, it makes no sense declining a bad credit applicant just due to his credit history if his income will allow him to afford the monthly payments. These lenders take advantage of this situation and offer RV loans with slightly higher interest rates for people with all kind of credit.