About Us
Spartan Capital LLC is a leasing and financing company dedicated to working with businesses to get the equipment and capital they need to take advantage of new opportunities. We search for innovative ways to get financing not only for “A” credit quality customers, but to get the tougher credits financed as well.
Leasing Solutions
Spartan Capital bridges the gap between what traditional banks will finance, and what you need to keep your business moving forward.
We provide money for:
- New & Used Equipment
- Start-up Businesses
- Lease-Buybacks
- Working Capital
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I use Spartan Capital?
Because we have access to a wide variety of funding sources and will only need to pull your credit report once to access multiple funding sources that specialize in the particular type of equipment you need. Pulling credit reports repeatedly may lower your credit score and cause you to be denied financing.
How long will it take to get approved?
This process can take as little as a few hours for “application only” deals, to a week for the tougher financing deals. This all depends on the quality of the lessee’s credit, the equipment being leased, and the total dollar amount being requested. We work hard to get you approved and on your way as quickly as possible.
What will my payment be?
That depends on several things, including your credit history, the length of the lease, and structure of the lease. Your exact payment and terms will be given to you prior to funding.
Do you only offer leases?
We offer leases, notes and equipment finance agreements (EFA’s). The most common type of financing for equipment is the lease because it allows the lessor good security while providing the lessee with substantial tax write-offs.
What if my credit history is not good?
Being flexible and innovative is the key to getting “storied” credit approved. We pride ourselves getting the customer’s side of the story about credit problems and will put your best foot forward. Also, structuring deals by infusing cash or pledging additional collateral can often get the toughest of deals done.