Is Your Business Looking for Extra Cash? If You Lease Capital Equipment, You May Have Access to More than You Think

    February 28, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- During these difficult economic times, every dollar counts. Businesses, large and small, often use equipment leasing to finance capital equipment. They may do this for a variety of reasons. Initially, equipment leasing is a good alternative because it keeps the company from paying out a large lump sum at one time. It also, in many cases, will increase monthly cash flow over a straight loan based on the residual value expectation at the end of the lease. Although in the beginning of every lease the economics seem favorable, the end of the lease often brings many opportunities for the lessee to overlook certain terms and conditions that were agreed upon up front. The consequences of overlooking these terms and conditions such as a requirement to provide a 90 Day Notice of lessee intent, can lead to one extra lease payment or it can lead to 12 months of extra lease payments being owed to the leasing company. At the end of the additional renewal period, you still will not own the equipment. This is a costly oversight.

KLC Consulting has created the eBook "Top Ten Insider's Tips to Manage the End of Lease Process" (www.endofleaseguide.com) as a guide to help businesses proactively address the decision making process that is required every time a lease reaches its maturity date. A business must decide what they want to do with the leased equipment. Sometimes it takes months to plan for replacement or upgraded equipment and if a business fails to ask the right questions early enough in the lease term, they may end up spending their budgets on renewal payments for outdated equipment rather than new, state of the art equipment. As budgets continue to shrink, oversights such as this one could tie up a large percentage of spending budgets.

KLC Consulting is made up of a team of long term equipment leasing professionals. They have decided to take their expertise and knowledge and turn it into leverage for the businesses who choose leasing as a way of financing equipment acquisitions. By visiting the new website www.endofleaseguide.com, a business can purchase and immediately download their eBook. KLC Consulting is confident that a business can use its tips to find the information that will allow them to immediately cut costs on their leased equipment portfolio and perhaps to even ask for a refund in some cases.

As an introductory offer, KLC Consulting is offering their eBook at the discounted price of $49.99. The price will go up to $59.99 on March 14, 2009. In addition, any business that purchases the eBook on or before March 13, 2009, is eligible to receive 1/2 hour of free consulting time to discuss lease related issues with an expert from KLC Consulting. If your business leases even one piece of equipment, the Top Ten Insider's Guide to Managing the End of Lease Process will pay for itself upon the initial reading.

Please visit www.endofleaseguide.com for questions or comments.

About KLC Consulting

KLC Consulting offers services to businesses who are currently leasing or considering leasing capital equipment as a way to finance such expenditures. Services range from front end lease contract and pricing negotiation to end of lease purchase and remarketing negotiations.

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