A lease is simply a contract by which you acquire equipment or services for a specified time in exchange for a specified payment. At the end of the term, you may or may not have ownership, depending on the structure of the lease. Routinely, a lease is a simple means to finance a project without referendums or voter approval.
How do I get started?
Our entire business is built around simplifying things so that you can meet the needs of your staff and students. Our consultative approach includes the following nine steps:
- 1During an introductory call, we learn about your needs and share strategies that have worked for others.
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We provide you with recommended structures in a one-page document.
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We review your lease application in a timely fashion to obtain credit approval typically within one day.
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Following credit approval, we deliver standard lease documentation that is often executed through e-signature processes.
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Once you have executed the documentation, you order equipment directly from your favorite vendor(s).
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We provide a simple procedure to approve invoices so your vendor(s) are paid in a timely manner.
We talked with several other leasing companies and found none to be as knowledgeable and available as John at Providence Capital. He was available to answer many questions prior to, during, and after establishing our lease.
As a small school district we have found creative options to maximize our lease funds. We’ve been able to place more technology in our classrooms than ever before with our leases. John is truly an asset in this time of financial need.
You maintain one primary contact not only during the lease preparation process, but also throughout the life of the lease. We exist to make it easier for you to obtain, maintain, and dispose of the equipment your schools need in order to thrive.



