Like lots of companies during this recent recession, Brazos Tractor & Equipment — a Texas retail outlet that also sells lawn mowers, farming and heavy-duty outdoor equipment — was going through a rough patch. They couldn’t risk losing their entire line of products due to lack of cash on hand, so they settled on Five Point Capital to explore financing options. With only a handful of dealers that Brazos works with, the company was not only able to keep their doors open, but they were also able to save credibility with their manufacturers.

Jason Andrade, president of Pops Health, had about a week to figure out how he was going to get the equipment he needed for his three Phoenix-based health clubs. Having already activated an account with Five Point Capital, Andrade made the decision to call and move forward with attaining a lease arrangement. As a respected and well-known equipment leasing leader, vendors are comfortable arranging equipment leases through Five Point Capital, giving business leaders the helping hand they need when push comes to shove.

Businesses survive by making sure their customers’ needs are quickly and accurately satisfied, if not exceedingly. Along the same lines, well-equipped employees increase productivity and go a long way toward customer satisfaction. Five Point Capital provides equipment lease arrangements for all types of equipment including office equipment leasing and software equipment leasing all across the country and specializes in interactive account services.

Dixie Sanitation—a waste management company—needed more equipment to meet the needs of a new client. With a professional staff readily making themselves available, time zones make little difference for the account executives at Five Point Capital who understand that time can often be a crucial factor in determining a business’s opportunity for growth and success.

Imagine if you were putting the final touches on building the restaurant of your dreams only to find out that you need to replace an important kitchen appliance, like your commercial fridge or cooler. And this is happening just days before your grand opening. Your start-up capital is depleted, and you don’t have the option of using your high interest credit card. What could you do?