Equipment lease buyout refinance in West Virginia
If your equipment payments were set when the business looked different, they can be reset. Refinancing in West Virginia pays off your current lender, rolls the balance into one fixed 36-month payment, and can pull cash out in the same deal, up to 60% LTV.
Want the national overview first? Our equipment cash-out refinance program page covers every detail; this page covers it for owners in West Virginia.
The program at a glance (subject to approval)
- Up to 60% of the equipment’s orderly liquidation value (heavier, higher-value machines get the higher advance)
- $10,000 to $750,000 per deal
- 36-month term, fixed monthly payments, $0 down
- Rates starting at 9.9% for qualified files
- Heavy equipment (yellow iron), plus farm and forestry machines with enough value, 15 years old or newer
- 700+ FICO, clean PayNet, 3+ years in business; soft inquiry to apply
When refinancing makes sense in West Virginia
These are the situations where a refinance usually pays off.
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Refinance the balloon into fixed monthly payments instead of writing one big check.
Several notes on several machines
Consolidate them into one deal, one lender and one payment.
A lease is ending
Finance the lease buyout so you keep the machine without draining cash.
High-rate dealer or captive financing
Replace vendor paper set up at the counter with a rate based on your file today.
Credit and business have improved
A 700+ score and clean PayNet can earn a better deal than you got when you bought.
You need cash too
Pay off the lender and take equity out in the same transaction.
How the payoff works
Four steps, start to finish.
1. Quote
Send the equipment list (year, make, model, serial, hours) and what you owe. Soft inquiry only.
2. Payoff and valuation
We get a payoff letter from your current lender and the equipment is valued at orderly liquidation value.
3. Approval and documents
The deal is written as a lease, EFA or term loan secured by the specific assets.
4. Funding
The new lender pays off the old one directly; any cash-out goes to your business account.
Run the math before you refinance
Read this before you sign anything. Moving a balance onto a new 36-month term can lower your payment, or raise it if you only had a year left. Check the payoff amount and any prepayment terms on your current contract, then compare total cost, not just the monthly number.
Sample monthly payments (illustration)
| Amount financed | 36 months at 9.9% |
|---|---|
| $50,000 | about $1,611 |
| $100,000 | about $3,222 |
| $250,000 | about $8,055 |
| $450,000 | about $14,499 |
| $750,000 | about $24,165 |
Illustration only, at the starting rate for qualified files. Your rate and payment depend on approval.
How the deal is structured
There is no single contract for every deal. Depending on the machines and your credit, the lender writes it one of three ways. All three end the same way for you: cash or a payoff now, one fixed monthly payment for 36 months.
Lease
The lender takes ownership of the units and leases them back to you with a fixed monthly payment. Common when the equipment is free and clear.
Equipment finance agreement (EFA)
You keep ownership and the lender holds a security interest in the specific units. Simple, fixed payments, no balloon.
Term loan secured by the assets
A loan collateralized by the specific machines: the lender is added as lienholder on titled units, or files a new UCC on the specific serial numbers for non-titled iron. Not a blanket lien on the whole business.
Prepayment: whether you can pay it off early, and what that costs, depends on which agreement your deal is written on. Ask for it in writing before you sign.
Put simply, this is a monthly payment working capital cash out refi on heavy equipment: the advance is capped at 60% LTV, and you pay it back in fixed monthly installments, not daily or weekly debits.
Who qualifies in West Virginia
This program is built for established operators, and we say so up front so nobody wastes a week.
Business and credit
700+ personal FICO, a clean PayNet (business equipment payment) history, and at least 3 years in business. Soft inquiry when you apply.
Equipment
Heavy equipment (yellow iron) 15 years old or newer, plus farm and forestry machines when there is enough value in the whole package. Value is based on orderly liquidation value, not retail.
Deal size
$10,000 to $750,000. Several machines can be combined into one deal to reach the size you need.
What you get
Up to 60% LTV, $0 down, 36 months fixed, rates from 9.9% for qualified files. All subject to approval.
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Want the full program page? See our equipment cash-out refinance program, or compare it with heavy equipment financing for machines you are buying.
Not a fit for this program? Here is what works instead
One program cannot do everything. If your equipment or your file falls outside the refinance guidelines, there is usually another way to get to the cash. Here is how we route it.
Other equipment and situations
| If you have… | Why it is outside this program | What we do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Trucks, trailers, fleet vehicles or an owner-operator rig | The refinance lender takes heavy equipment only | Commercial truck financing for vocational trucks, or a sale-leaseback |
| Medical, restaurant, POS, office or technology equipment | Soft and specialty equipment is not yellow iron | New or replacement equipment through equipment leasing: terms up to 60 months, most with a $1 buyout, low fixed payments that conserve cash, an inflation buster, and possible Section 179 deductions |
| CNC, manufacturing, industrial machinery, marine, aviation or oil and gas equipment | Outside the refinance lender’s collateral list | A sale-leaseback or working capital, reviewed case by case |
| Credit under 700, a startup, or under 3 years in business | The program requires 700+, clean PayNet and 3+ years | Bad credit equipment leasing or working capital, priced for the risk |
| A need for no-doc, same-day money | Refinance needs equipment details and a review | Working capital can move faster. Honestly, approved today usually means funded the next business day, not same day |
| Equipment older than 15 years | Past the age limit | A sale-leaseback or working capital |
| Interest in an SBA or USDA refinance | A different, government-backed product | SBA loans: longer terms and lower rates, but slower and paperwork-heavy |
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Equipment lease buyout refinance in West Virginia: FAQ
Can I refinance an equipment loan in West Virginia with a different lender?
Yes. The new lender pays off your current lender directly, then you make one fixed monthly payment for 36 months.
Can I refinance an equipment lease or a lease buyout?
Yes. Leases and lease buyouts can be refinanced, as long as the equipment is heavy equipment 15 years old or newer and the total stays within 60% LTV.
Can I consolidate several equipment loans into one?
Yes. Several machines and several notes can be combined into one deal from $10,000 to $750,000.
Will refinancing lower my payment?
Often, but not always. A new 36-month term can raise the payment if your current loan has only a short time left. Compare total cost before deciding.
What about my current prepayment penalty?
Check your current contract for any early payoff cost. Prepayment terms on the new deal depend on how it is written (lease, EFA or term loan).
Who qualifies?
700+ FICO, clean PayNet, 3+ years in business. Applying is a soft inquiry.