Who Said There Isn't Money for Business Owners?

July 30, 2012 - PRLog -- William Brewer CEO & Founder of IBF Commercial Finance said that commercial equipment lease orders are consistently being made for the first half of  2012. Mr. Brewer who opened the doors of the company in January said, "we are getting a consistent amount of orders 8 to 10 a month since opening. June was our biggest month when we placed over $400,000 in equipment leases, however, the dollar value is what's fluctuating. For July it appears that we won't top the June figures". Mr. Brewer said that cash for business is available and some companies are staying competitive and building valuable assets.

"Many small business owners are starting to realize that they don't want to loose market share when the economy makes a steeper upturn. If for example, a company hasn't updated computers since 5 years ago then those assets are most likely to be far inferior, productivity wise, to what you can purchase today. For restaurants there's new software enabling faster order throughput. IBF can fund soft costs such as software, Mr. Brewer said. We recently helped a downtown Atlanta restaurant. The owner did the math and figured they could get a net increase of 30 people in and out during the busy 2 hour lunch period so his breakeven was around 45 days. The real challenge right now is to do the the homework, make the decision to purchase, and get that asset in service".