22 years of National Equipment Lease Financing
and
Someone you can talk to.
  • Credit application only to as high as $75,000
  • 100% Software Financing
  • Titled vehicles
  • Working Capital
  • Under 2 year businesses
  • "B" and "C" Credits
  • Pre-Funding
  • Deals that the giants won't do get done here every week
Some say . . .

"After paying cash the last couple of years, during recent expansion we decided to lease purchase again."

"We called Sexton again. The people at Sexton are comfortable to deal with and respond in a timely manner. They make the process fun. I trust that the quoted rates will show up in the documents."

"Working with Sexton Company was a great experience on multiple occasions. John and his staff were easy to get in touch with and the leasing proccess was seamless. I've worked with many leasing companies for many different projects with many different clients and Sexton really set themselves apart from the rest. I hope to continue working with John and his team in the future. Thanks, John, your efforts do not go un-noticed.” April 23, 2009
Challenging Times

These are interesting and challenging times in the financial markets. We'd be kidding ourselves if we didn't admit we're working harder than ever. Quite likely, so are you. This country is still the best place on the planet to live, and we're optimistic about the future. Business will be harder to do, but we're committed to doing the best we can with what we have.
Handling Things

"I've most appreciated that they handle things. I pick up the phone, I tell them what I need, I send them the details, and it gets handled... they are people we are comfortable calling and dealing with."

"John Sexton and his staff maintained our relationship in the personal manner one might expect from the corner pharmacy; people who want to know you!"

Five Tips (excerpts of published advice from Sexton):
1. Understand the terms. What buyout did you agree to?
2. Get copies of your documents now.
3. Did sales tax get quoted or will it be "surprise" added later?
4. Has the leasing company been around? Do they collect fees and then not approve or fund deals.
5. Read the find print now, not later.