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Monday, February 24, 2025
Today's Leasing News Headlines Do It ######## surrounding the article denotes it is a press release, it was not written by Leasing News nor has the information been verified, but from the source noted. When an article is signed by the writer, it is considered a byline. It reflects the opinion and research of the writer.
[headlines] [headlines] New Hires/Promotions in the Leasing Business
[headlines] ELFF Reports February Confidence Drops 2.7%
Market Segment
Full Press Release: [headlines] Balboa Capital Available Position [headlines] What To Do If You You’ve been summoned to jury duty or scheduled for a deposition or court appearance. You are simply unable to make it for any number of reasons. What should you do? Jury duty is mandatory in most if not all states. You are generally obligated to serve once a year. Usually it only takes one day but it can take much longer. If you know in advance that you are unable to attend, you should notify the Jury Commissioner in writing. Contact information for the Commissioner’s office can be found on the jury duty summons. As a general rule, you may be excused if:
It is important to notify the court immediately upon receipt of your jury summons if any these excuses apply. If you do not have this type of excuse but you wake up sick the morning you are scheduled, contact the Jury Commissioner’s office immediately to request postponement or excusal. You may need to provide a doctor’s note. Similarly, if extraordinary conditions such as hurricanes, earthquakes, fires or the like prevent you from leaving home, contact the Jury Commissioner for a postponement or excusal. Court and Deposition Appearances If you are subpoenaed for court or a deposition, and you know in advance that you cannot attend, you or your attorney should contact the party swerving the subpoena or notice of appearance. As with jury duty, if, on the date of the deposition, hearing or trial, illness or extraordinary conditions preclude your attendance, advise the court and/or all counsel immediately upon realizing you can’t make it.
[headlines] Now is the Time for Originators Leasing has always been an alternate means of financing. This not only applies to small ticket leasing where convenience is a factor for vendors, captive lessors, and leasing companies, but to the middle marketplace where "application only" is not uncommon in the $150,000 to $250,000 range. Leasing also has considerable traction in the large dollar market place for railroad cars and airplanes. As credit scoring becomes more popular, those that don't score need navigation in the financial sea. In reality, there would be no need for originators, leasing companies or finance companies if the banks wanted all the business. The real skill of the leasing or financing originator is not just finding a customer who needs "money," but knowing where to take the customer for a fast approval along with an acceptable rate and conditions, and helping to make the transaction as "painless" and "convenient" as possible. That often includes holding the customers’ hand throughout the entire process. The more often the company has experienced the leasing process, the more they need to be reassured there will be no rate change, no term from 36 months to 48 months at the same monthly payment, no “Evergreen clause,” a $1.00 buy-out or specific dollar amount, and the salesman will be there after the sale, not leaving the company to deal as “lease number 83456,” bought and sold through various portfolio transfers. While the vendor or captive lessor wants their customer to get the best rate, their first concern is making the sale, not losing it. They don't want to sell the lease or care whether it is an equipment finance agreement or business loan. They want to sell the product itself. While "inside sales" have the advantage in a liberal credit marketplace for new businesses and sub-prime credit applications, a tightening marketplace gives more options to the independent originator who has more than one source. It becomes more than expediting the leasing application. The action now takes part on the street instead of inside. This also happens when rates are low and there are many sources looking to lend money. Despite the hype, the name of the game has always been to get the deal done. The ballpark has always belonged to the independent experienced originator. I’m not talking about mailers, telephone dialers, or those that stumble into a client turned down by many and anxious just to get the deal done at a “reasonable rate.” This is not to disparage the company sales person. The analogy may be made by comparing the insurance agent who represents one company and works solely for it, versus an independent agent who has many sources for not only quoting, but sources who will take "B-" to "C-" leases, and perhaps even "D's" at a "decent rate." Often it is not the rate, or who will “win” the bid, but who will get the "deal" done quickly and conveniently. The experienced leasing and finance originator works for free and gets paid only when a sale is complete; a sort of "pay as you go," meaning a percentage of the sale without any other financial overhead, except for processing. As the marketplace changes, the experienced leasing originator becomes more independent and more valuable to both the end user and the funder of the transaction. As for the average lessor, you reach a size where it is better to be purchased by a larger fish or become a leasing or finance originator. [headlines] -------------------------------------------------------------- Commercial Finance/Leasing Finance
March 2-4: ELFA Executive Roundtable, Conrad Orlando, Orlando, FL March 4-6: Funders Forum & Broker Expo, Hollywood, Florida Bob Rodi, long time friend, original member of Advisory Board and contributing writer for Leasing News. will cover Funders Forum & Broker Expo. Rodi is active in Commercial Finance and Leasing. March 11-13: National Equipment Finance Association Spring Conference, Omni, La Costa Resort & Spa, Carlsbad, California. Vicki Shimkus CLFP, Balboa Capital, A Division of Ameris Bank | Broker Relationship Manager, will cover the conference for Leasing News. April 9–11: NVLA Conference, Clearwater Beach, Florida This year's conference will feature Keynote Speaker, Michelle "MACE" Curran, Women in Leasing Poolside Social, informative education sessions, and ample networking opportunities. April 9-11 AACFB Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada The AACFB Board and staff just wrapped up a productive few days of strategic planning and preparations for the Annual Conference in April. The Paris Hotel in Las Vegas will be a fabulous venue for the conference and we can't wait to see everyone there! www.aacfb.org Theresa Kabot, CLFP, K2 Funding, Kabot Commercial; Leasing advisory board original member of Leasing News Advisory board and long time friend will be covering the AACFB conference for Leasing News readers. April 15-17: ELFA 36th Annual National Funding Conference, Chicago, Illinois May 19: Broker Fair, New York City September 10-12: AACFB Commercial Financing Expo, Austin, TX October 14-16 National Equipment Finance Association Fall Conference, Renaissance Hotel, Minneapolis, Minnesota October 26-28: ELFA 64th Annual Convention, Marco Island, Florida To be listed or update: kitmenkin@leasingnews.org
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