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The Equifund team are known as the Trailer finance experts. If you are looking to finance a Truck, then we are the guys to help you. We use our extensive, trusted lending panel and partners to help secure the best truck finance on the market. As we know Trailer financing can be difficult, we have made it easy with one simple sentence. We will finance ANY trailer no matter the type or age! The Equifund service will not only save you time, but we will save you money and make sure that the product chosen will best benefit your business and help you grow. Feel free to call us or please fill out the form online and one of our specialists will call you straight away
Among the types of trailers we finance are Tipper Trailers, Tri Axle Trailers, Dog Trailers, Drop Deck Trailers, Low Loader Trailers, Dolly Trailers, Refrigerator Trailers, Flatbed Trailers, Box Trailers, B Double Trailers, A Trailers, etc.
One of our trusted representatives can assist with endless options for you including:
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An operating lease is an agreement that allows for the use of an asset but does not convey ownership rights of the asset. Operating leases are considered a form of off-balance-sheet financing—meaning a leased asset and associated liabilities.
A No-Doc loan refers to a no documentation loan where the lenders do not require borrowers to provide documentation of their income or do not require much documentation.
A cash flow loan is a type of unsecured borrowing that is used for day-to-day operations of any business. The loan is used to finance working capital and is paid back with incoming cash flows of the business.
A refinance occurs when the terms of an existing loan, such as interest rates, payment schedules, or other terms, are revised. Borrowers will try to refinance when interest rates fall, or they qualify for a lower rate loan. Refinancing involves the re-evaluation business’s credit and repayment status to obtain a better commitment.
A Chattel Mortgage is primarily used in the event where an asset is being purchased for business use. It is structured similarly to a regular mortgage, where the lenders provide funds to purchase the asset (known as a Chattel) and register their security interest on the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) for the life of the loan. When all loan repayments have been made, you will have a full ownership of the asset.
