Free Equipment Financing & Business Funding E-Books
Plain-English guides from lenders who have funded businesses since 2004. Learn how leasing, Section 179 and working capital really work, with the pros and cons told straight.
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The Business Owner’s Guide to Equipment Leasing & Business Funding
Lease structures, Section 179 for 2026, working capital vs MCA vs factoring, myths and how to get approved.
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Medical & Dental Equipment Financing Guide
Imaging, operatories, lasers and practice start-ups. New, used and refurbished equipment.
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Restaurant & Food Service Financing Guide
Kitchen packages, hoods, walk-ins, food trucks and working capital for openings and remodels.
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Construction & Heavy Equipment Financing Guide
Excavators, loaders, dump trucks and dozers, including up to 72-month terms on qualifying new heavy equipment.
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Manufacturing & Machine Shop Financing Guide
CNC, lasers, press brakes, molding and automation. Rigging and installation can often be included.
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Fitness & Gym Equipment Financing Guide
Cardio, strength and recovery equipment for new gyms, studios, franchises and expansions.
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- 2026 Section 179 limits and how leasing fits
- Typical equipment price ranges by industry
- $1 buyout vs EFA vs FMV, explained
- What lenders look for at every credit tier
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Questions about the e-books
Are the e-books really free?
Yes. They’re free guides for business owners. Filling out the form doesn’t commit you to anything and doesn’t run your credit.
Who are these guides for?
Owners and managers who are buying equipment or need working capital: medical and dental practices, restaurants, contractors, manufacturers, gyms and other growing businesses.
Do the guides cover 2026 Section 179 rules?
Yes. They cover the 2026 federal Section 179 limit of $2,560,000, the $4,090,000 phase-out threshold, 100% bonus depreciation, and how California’s rules differ. They’re general information, not tax advice.
Can I share the guides with my team or customers?
Yes, please do. Equipment dealers are welcome to share them with customers. Ask us about our vendor program.