Many companies can benefit from sale-leaseback agreements. If your business does not qualify for traditional bank financing or you want to protect your company’s existing credit line, sale-leasebacks can be utilized for investment, to restructure troubled financials.

Sale-leaseback agreements also offer Lessees the chance to reap the various tax benefits associated with leasing equipment. For one, a sale-leaseback allows Lessees to structure a transaction as a taxable sale – an opportunity that can help offset net operating losses that, unless used, would otherwise expire. Since lease payments are not considered preference items, companies that operate under the Alternative Minimum Tax bracket may also benefit from engaging in a sale-leaseback.

Regardless of how long you’ve been in business as long as you own your equipment outright, you may be a viable candidate for a sale-leaseback agreement through Sunset Financial Group, LLC. Clients with no credit or less-than-perfect credit can potentially qualify for sale-leaseback financing, including those which possess open tax liens and previous bankruptcies.