Collateral Reviewed
Equipment location, current payoff, lien status, value support, and how the asset is used in the business.

Atlanta has been building, expanding, and moving freight at a pace that keeps equipment working hard and accumulating equity fast. The capital sitting in that equipment is accessible. A cash-out equipment refinance brings it out in about one to two weeks without selling a single asset or interrupting a single job. The machines stay working. The equity becomes usable capital.
The Atlanta metro is the economic engine of the Southeast. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport drives an enormous cargo and logistics ecosystem. The I-285 perimeter and the Buford Highway and Gwinnett County corridors support dense warehousing and distribution activity. Construction has been aggressive in the BeltLine corridor, Midtown, and the outer suburbs of Cherokee, Forsyth, and Henry counties. Manufacturing in automotive, aerospace, and consumer goods rounds out an economy that runs on capital-intensive equipment across multiple sectors.
We fund Atlanta-area businesses from $50,000 to several million. B and C credit is considered. Application-only approvals up to roughly $400,000. Most deals fund in about one to two weeks.
The logistics and freight sector around Hartsfield-Jackson is one of the most active in the country. Air cargo, ground transport, and the massive distribution network feeding the airport and the Southeast consumer market all generate equipment demand. Logistics and warehousing operators in Fulton, Clayton, and Douglas counties run forklift fleets, pallet jack systems, and heavy cargo handling equipment with real refinancing value.
Construction is an equally powerful market here. The BeltLine development, stadium district growth, Midtown office and residential towers, and the relentless expansion of the outer ring suburbs have kept earthmoving contractors and structural builders continuously active. Construction contractors in the Atlanta market run excavators, cranes, concrete equipment, and specialty vehicles that build equity with every payment. Cash-out refinancing to fund the next mobilization is a common and practical move in this market.
Trucking companies based in Atlanta serve the entire Southeast corridor. Carriers with paid-down tractors and trailers have equity available. Regional and long-haul operators who have been diligent about equipment payments are often sitting on $100,000 or more in accessible equity across a small fleet.
Submit your application. Tell us what you own, what you owe, and what you want the money for. We come back with a term sheet in 48 hours. Review the loan amount, rate range, term, and monthly payment. Accept and we move to closing. Cash in your account in one to two weeks. The equipment never misses a day of work.
Documentation for deals under $400,000: application and three months of bank statements. Deals above that require two years of tax returns and a current profit-and-loss. We disclose all costs in the term sheet before you commit. Existing liens are paid at closing from proceeds; you receive the net remainder.
Our financing team is built for commercial equipment, not residential mortgages or business credit cards. These lenders understand how equipment holds value, how cash flows in construction and logistics businesses, and how to price a deal without months of committee review. That specificity is what lets us move in days rather than months.
Established businesses with real equipment and a real capital need. The common profile: two or more years in operation, equipment with meaningful equity, and a specific use for the cash. Excavation and site work contractors in the Atlanta growth suburbs use refinancing to fund mobilization between draws on large commercial projects. Trucking operators use it to add a truck when a new account comes in.
We also work with businesses carrying B and C credit. B/C credit equipment financing is a real product here with specialty lenders who price these deals every day. A 595 credit score paired with a profitable business and $300,000 in equipment equity is a fundable deal. The credit score does not tell the whole story, and our lenders know that.
Owner-operators are welcome. A single crane, a single semi truck, or a single excavator worth $75,000 or more is a transaction we can structure. You do not need a fleet or a large organization to access your equipment's equity.
Used equipment refinancing is the majority of what we do in this market. Atlanta has an active used equipment sector for construction, trucking, and industrial assets. That market activity gives lenders strong comparable data to work from, which translates to confident valuations and competitive terms for borrowers.
For newer equipment, the refinancing math is often cleanest. A machine bought two to three years ago with steady payments may have equity exceeding the remaining balance, especially if the asset holds value well in the Atlanta market. We run the numbers on both new and used assets and give you the realistic equity position.
We also structure standard equipment refinancing where the goal is a lower monthly payment rather than a cash withdrawal. If you want to reduce the burden of a high-rate note without pulling cash, we can price that separately and let you compare both options.
Apply today. Term sheet in 48 hours, funded in about one to two weeks. $50,000 minimum, B/C credit considered. Also explore: Equipment Sale-Leaseback for fully owned assets and excavator refinancing for Atlanta's active construction market.
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Equipment location, current payoff, lien status, value support, and how the asset is used in the business.
$50. The available cash is based on verified value minus the existing payoff.
1-2 weeks.
Submit your application.
Strong local demand for used equipment typically supports stronger secondary market values in that region. An appraiser will look at active comparable sales in the Atlanta market when valuing your machine. In a strong construction market, those comps often support higher values than national averages.
We can structure it either way. Two separate deals gives each asset its own loan. A blanket facility covers both under one loan. The blanket approach often produces better overall terms and simplifies payments. Tell us the details on both machines and we will show you the options.
Yes. Multi-state operations are standard for us. The lender files liens in each state where the equipment is registered. We coordinate that across states without requiring you to manage it.
It depends on the rental arrangement. Short-term or month-to-month rentals are generally manageable. Long-term rentals with a purchase option change the collateral picture and need more scrutiny. Bring the rental agreement and we will evaluate it.
This is common for equipment-heavy businesses. Lenders who work in this sector are experienced with add-backs and depreciation adjustments. We can help you present the cash-flow picture accurately so the underwriter sees what your business actually earns, not just the tax-optimized number.
Send the machine, payoff, and target cash-out amount. We will review the file and come back with rate, term, payment, and net proceeds.
Tell us what you are buying, who is selling it, and when you need it earning. We will review the file and point you to the next step.