Business Leasing

Need equipment, vehicles, or facilities without a large upfront investment? We offer common-sense leasing solutions backed by local expertise and lasting relationships.

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Why Lease Through Lake Ridge Bank?

Local expertise. Flexible terms. And a relationship-first approach that puts your business needs ahead of fees and fine print.

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100% Financing

No down payment required—get the equipment you need without tying up capital.

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Flexible Terms

Seasonal and variable payment options, plus no prepayment or early termination penalties.

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Local Partnership

Work with a lender who knows your business and can help structure the lease to match your goals.

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Tax Advantages

Take advantage of expense deductions and potential year-end savings through IRS depreciation rules.*

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All-in-One Convenience

Save time by managing your banking and leasing needs in one place.

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Accordion Feature

Adjust lease payments mid-term based on your cash flow or tax strategy—only from Lake Ridge Bank.

Choose the Right Lease Structure

Understanding the difference between lease types helps you make the smartest financial decision for your business.

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Tax Lease

The leasing company retains ownership and depreciation benefits, potentially allowing your lease payments to be fully deductible.

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Capital Lease

You receive ownership benefits, including depreciation. Typically includes a $1.00 purchase option at lease end.

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Tailored Guidance

Every business is different—consult your tax advisor to determine which option aligns with your goals.

Flexible Financing for Every Stage of Growth

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Business Loans

If leasing isn’t the right fit, explore our full range of business loan options, including term loans, lines of credit, and SBA-backed financing.

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Mortgages

Small Business Support

Whether you’re just getting started or ready to expand, we offer flexible financing solutions to help small businesses grow with confidence.

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Money Transfer

Lines & Letters of Credit

Get access to working capital when you need it. Our business credit lines and letters of credit offer financial flexibility and payment guarantees for peace of mind.

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Savings

Agricultural Lending

From equipment to expansion, we support farmers and ag businesses with loans tailored to the unique demands of agriculture.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of equipment can I lease?

You can lease virtually any type of equipment, vehicles, or facilities your business needs—new or used, from any vendor.

How is a lease different from a loan?

With a lease, you pay to use the equipment rather than borrowing money to buy it. Leasing often has different tax and accounting treatments and may offer more flexibility over time.

Can I upgrade or add equipment during my lease?

Yes. Leasing allows you to easily upgrade equipment. We’ll work with you to adjust the lease terms, payment, or duration to reflect the updated equipment.

Are discounts or selection help available?

Yes. Lake Ridge Bank Leasing offers access to volume purchasing discounts, vendor comparisons, equipment protection, and support for selecting transportation and material handling equipment.

What are my responsibilities during the lease?

You’re responsible for lease payments and operating costs, including maintenance, insurance, property taxes, registration, and licensing.

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