Equipment Leasing Rant

chris asked:


my dad has leased property from his dad for a carwash he pays 10.000 a month and hes been behind paying My evil grandfather made the sheriff kick us off the property dont we have the right to the carwash equipment .please give me some legal advice
what about with a commercial lease

Equipment leasing

daveg1224 asked:


I work as an office manager and we are leasing new equipment – the proposal says, ” 36 Month Equity Lease “. Is this the same as a “FMV – Fare Market Value” lease?

Equipment leasing rants

Thomas asked:


Several years ago, I personally guaranteed an equipment lease for an investment business. Unbeknownst to me, that business stopped paying on the lease and it recently appeared on my credit report. I then contacted the lessor to discuss settling the account. We agreed to a $ amount, but I insisted that they expunge the negative information from my account. They said the best they could do was put “settled as agreed” on the item. The item is showing up as a 90 day collection on my credit. The rest of my credit is spotless, but this one item dropped the score precipitously by about 120 points.

If I agree to the settlement, pay the amount, and receive a “settled as agreed”, how will this affect my credit? Will it go back up or will it stay the same. If the score will not go back up considerably, what motivation do I have to even settle the amount. Why not just wait until they sue me? Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

equipment leasing

Mikey M asked:


Anyone who is experienced know what the best way to go about researching/ looking for an owner/operator truck driver to contract for a few months for our business.

We have recently started a seperate llc for our business that will capture some of the packaging and storage that is generated from our business of auctioning medical equipment.

Is there any good source or government website that could provide us with info on how to pay these types of drivers. We have a very unpredictable shipping need that varies a lot per month, and a lot of other variables such as location pickups, and different stop/load times to fill load up the truck at various stops. Any info or direction?
Thanks for your answer i appreciate it man. Thats what the company currently does. CTS and United are doing most of the hauling for our company at the moment. The possibility of leasing a truck was brought up, as well as hiring an o/o.

Equipment leasing

Live2Ride asked:


I have been riding for a long time now, and I’ve decided to do a partial lease with the school horse that I take lessons on this summer to gain more experience. I know a lot about horses and taking care of them, though theres still lots I need to learn. I might want to do a full lease next summer, and keep a horse at the barn where i take lessons where i would be in charge of it like my own horse. to prepare for that, and also a couple of things for leasing this summer, i have a couple of questions.

1.) I might want to take the school horse that i’m leasing to some low-key shows. what kinds of things would i need (for myself, the rider, not the horse – she’s covered) to be in an english equitation or pleasure class in a schooling show, and i’m in the teen age group? so basically all the show clothes and stuff for the rider will i need?

2.) if i were to do a care lease for a horse, or even own my own horse, here is the basic list of stuff i would need. please tell me if i missed anything important. i would start out with the bare essentials, and then if i needed anything else i would purchase that when it’s needed. i’m not entirely sure which blankets and rugs are necessary, so please correct me if i’m mistaken.

- nylon halter and lead rope
- grooming kit and tote (metal, rubber, and plastic curries, dandy and body brushes, mane and tail comb and brush, sponges, hoof pick, tail bandage, hoof oil, polo wraps)
- saddle pad (what kind should i get? fleece, schooling pad, and i’ve seen foam ones too?)
- all-purpose english saddle, stirrup irons, leathers, girth
- english bridle, bit, reins (type of bit depends on the horse i would lease/purchase)
- lunge rope and whip
- crop
- multiple buckets (for feeding, watering, bathing, etc.)
- pasture blanket/rug (what is a good rug for this purpose?)
- stable blanket (if i chose to stable it – i might not)
- cooler
- is a fly sheet really necessary if you have fly spray?
- fly mask and spray
- shampoo and conditioner
- hoof conditioner/moisturizer
- mane and tail conditioner
- bell boots and splint boots (maybe, depending on type of work and if i ever travel)

I think thats all the basics, please let me know if i missed anything!

3.) is this a good saddle set as a first saddle and bridle, or should i try and scrape together more money and go for better quality? (money is the issue, and is why i can only lease at the moment. yes, i’m aware of how much a horse costs so please don’t lecture me about that) here’s the link: http://www.statelinetack.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=SLT700633%2014%20BLK

4.) can you practice dressage or jumping in an all-purpose or standard saddle? would they let you show in a standard saddle in a dressage or jumping class? are there usually novice classes for jumping or dressage, or just age groups?

i think thats all my questions for now. if i have any more i will put them in as details.

thank you so much!! no rude or harsh answers please!! try to answer as many as you can, but you don’t have to get to them all. all answers are appreciated!

Equipment leasing

gaggem69 asked:


Hello .
I have this situation that i hope you can help me out with. My partner and I own a credit card processing company and been in business for about a year. In the the bank card industry there are two type of business people that are currently accepting all form of non-cash payment Visa, M/C etc.. , and business that are not accepting credit cards or checks these are considered or refered to as (NEW BUSINESS). Now the Exsiting businesses we dont make to much money upfront unless we upgrade there equipment and then we make big buck$$ and we get a residual on the account every month when they start processing with us which is nice, and the NEW Businesses we can either lease or sell them equipment that they need to start accept credit cards and checks now these type of business we make BIG BUCK$ for leasing or sell them the equipment and and like the exsiting business we also make a residual every month from there account. Business is good but it could be better. Latley I have been seriously considering going into business for myself which means i keep 100% of my money. The current agreement between my partner and I is 50/50 split and it’s been working out good but i want to make bigger moves which means i need more money. Now the reason that I even teamed up with my partner was because he was good at numbers and could read statements for exsiting businesses and give them lower rates which is important because we have customer that process anywhere from $200-1,000,000 a month so reading statements for high volume merchant is important and he has the ability to lease or sell equipment but he stronger at getting exsiting business then he is at getting new ones. Now I on the other hand am very good at getting new businesses i rather talk to a new business then an exsiting one.. WHY? if you asked.. it because there is only 24hr in a day and even though im owner of the business i try to work a 8hr shift everyday so i want to make the most money possible in the shortest amount of time …are you following me, I can also analize the statements for exsiting businesses not as good as my partner but good enough to get the job done. Now the agreement that we both have is that whatever deal we get we have to deposit 50% in our account and whoever brought that deal in gets to keep the remaining 50% of that deal and at the end of the month we split 50/50 what in our account. Now having my partner around will definately increase my residual portfolio but he doesnt lease equipment that much. Well to make this short DO YOU THINK THAT I SHOULD GO INTO BUSINESS FOR MY SELF AND KEEP 100% OF MY MONEY OR DO YOU THINK THAT I SHOULD CONTINUE THE AGREEMENT AND SPLIT 50% AND AT THE END OF THE MONTH SPLIT 50% OF OUR ACCOUNT.WHICH WAY DO YOU THINK ILL MAKE THE MOST MONEY.

Equipment leasing

sanka d asked:


I need to know how ISP issues leased lines.what equipment they use to provide T1 lines.

classifieds equipment

feastofmagic03 asked:


Can anyone help me figure out which items below should go under Total Program Budget (human services).

Physician salary
Administrator
Insurance coordinator
Nurses
Front office staff
Benefits
Rent
Malpractice insurance
Utilities
Office supplies
Equipment/lease
Transportation
Training
Number of patients seen annually

Thanks for any help I get in advance!

Equipment leasing

Justin asked:


why isn’t she using her expertise to lead the Democratic congress towards sound economic legislation?

“Pelosi’s $13 million fortune comes mostly from real estate and business investments. Her husband, Paul Pelosi, has wide real estate, stock, and bond holdings, including San Francisco condos, a Napa Valley vineyard, a hotel resort in Rutherford, Calif., and at least a $1 million investment in a San Francisco limousine business.

Pelosi’s 1996 stock purchases included Compurad Inc., Fritz Companies Inc., Fusion Medical Tech Inc., Hambrecht and Quist Group, Getty Communications, Odwalla Inc., and Vanguard Airlines Inc. Her spouse cashed in more than $50 million worth of common stock in Container Programs Inc., an equipment leasing company. Her husband owns a cable TV services operating company, a restaurant operating company, and much, much more. She reports joint holdings of at least $10.6 million.”

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/786084/posts

equipment leasing