1. You rent the equipment,
2. Economic risk is with the owner of the equipment (usually the lessor),
3. You do not capitalize the equipment in your balance sheet,
4. At the end of the term you either purchase the equipment for its fair market value or you return it to the owner.

1. You acquire the equipment with the intention of long term usage,
2. The lease agreement usually covers 75% of the useful life,
3. The economic risk is with the lessee,
4. You capitalize the equipment in your balance sheet,
5. After the agreed rentals and a marginal purchase price have been paid legal title to the equipment passes to the lessee.

Vendor lease provides trade finance. Vendor lease is intended for suppliers who want to provide their products with the finance to the customers. With the optional leasing solution you can provide a full service package to your customer. You collect the purchase price immediately after delivery and do not incur the risk of non or delayed payment.

An assessment may play an important role towards the completion of a feasible leasing concept. We evaluate the age and the remaining useful life of the equipment. Assume a supplier with a fleet of rental equipment. The equipment has been purchased and paid for while the revenues are earned over time. Sometimes that causes a strain on liquidities. In order to restore your liquidities you may want to consider to sell your portfolio of rental equipment to a leasing company.

In this case we would with you evaluate the age of the equipment, the remaining useful life and the market value today, next year and the following years until the residual value.

We can also do an assessment on microlevel for a specific user of a machine. We refer to the end of a leasing period. In an operating lease the user will have to decide if he wants to continue to use the equipment and if so for what price. For a vivid example we refer to the case of Drukkerij Raddraaier in Best Cases.

Would you like to reduce your bad debts risk? We can offer you factoring. We provide you with credit by advancing the payment of your invoice. Thus you do not have to apply equity to cover delayed payments by your customers.

In return you pay a limited fee in the form of a small percentage over the invoice. For that fee the provider may take over your receivables management and may even insure your credit risk.

Trade finance is available for your inventories. Generating sales through a dealer channel often requires quite an investment from a manufacturer. To have your product on display in the showroom of a reseller supports sales better than words alone. But that also creates a challenge; who will pay for all those machines.

The reseller cannot install an indefinite number of machines in his showroom and will have to make a selection. Not only due to limited capacity. Often the manufacturer wants at least a partial payment of the equipment on display. Keeping an inventory then quickly becomes an expensive hobby. Here Leasecontrol may facilitate you and your dealers through trade finance.

Do you have plans to acquire a new building or construction site or to refurbish your current building? Real estate is often pledged to secure the loan from the financing company. This pledge is often called a mortgage. However real estate may also be subject to a lease. We are eager to support you in this area as well.

Crowd funding is an alternative form of finance originating from the US. Here the general public is invited to generate the amount of the investment. In the US crowdfunding is usually associated with social or cultural investments.

In The Netherlands crowdfunding has become increasingly popular also for finance of commercial projects. Particularly since banks are increasingly shy of entrepreneurial risks. In this area we also provide support and advice when it comes to financing your project.