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Share the equipment
Tell us what you're buying and the amount.
Renneredup Services customers · Equipment financing
Finance the equipment your business needs.
Tell us what you're buying and the amount. This is an inquiry—not an approval or rate quote.
New & used equipment
Vendor paid directly
17+ years of experience
How it works
A clear path from quote to delivery.
For more than 17 years, First Capital has helped businesses finance equipment without draining working capital.
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Structure
We review financing paths matched to the asset.
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Delivery
The provider pays the vendor; payments begin.
Equipment financing
The equipment itself is the collateral.
Terms are matched to the useful life of the equipment, with predictable monthly payments—so your cash stays available for the rest of the business.
Financing is subject to provider review. Eligibility, rates, fees, and terms are set by independent providers.
What can be financed
Representative categories
- Titled and heavy equipment
- Restaurant, medical, and manufacturing equipment
- New or used equipment from a vendor quote or invoice
- Structures matched to the equipment's useful life
Categories are illustrative. Eligibility and structures depend on provider review of the asset and the business.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers.
Is this a loan application?+
No. This short inquiry tells First Capital what equipment you need and the amount. A full application and provider-specific disclosures may follow.
How does equipment financing work?+
The equipment itself generally serves as collateral, which helps protect your working capital. Terms are matched to the useful life of the equipment, and the vendor is typically paid directly once financing is approved and documents are complete.
What will be requested later?+
Typically a vendor quote or invoice, basic business information, and bank statements. Exact requirements depend on the provider and the transaction.
Who provides the financing?+
First Capital Funding is an independent brokerage and placement desk, not a bank or direct lender. Independent providers make credit decisions and set rates, fees, and terms.