We don’t mention this enough here at Crest Capital, but one thing that is a big advantage to our customers is our willingness to go over and above – both figuratively and literally. Figuratively is our excellent service. But how we literally go “over and above” is by financing soft costs and extras. Indeed, a full 25% of… Read More »
The other night, I was on YouTube looking at concert footage (I miss concerts!), and in my list of recommended videos were a few of the recorded testimonials we have on our company YouTube page. These are short (30 seconds to a minute and a half) recorded testimonials from real clients, all over the United States, and there… Read More »
Summer is right around the corner. Baseball, hot dogs, fireflies, the beach, 4th of July, etc. Summer is traditionally a slower time for many companies. Kids are out of school, there’s a lot of “after work” activity, plenty of families take vacations in the summer, and more. So staffs are shortened, and while plenty of business still gets… Read More »
Ok, in my last few posts, I talked about how equipment financing companies tend to advertise their “biggest” name clients, but in reality, most of their customers are fairly small businesses. But that begs the question – just how big is a small business? What size business is it? Is it two people, ten people, 100 people? Or… Read More »
Here I am, fresh off my epic “ten reasons why an equipment financing company is better than a bank”, when I thought about a theme that ran through several of the reasons, but didn’t get its own treatment (this is starting to sound like reason 11, isn’t it?) Anyway, that recurring theme I mention is TIME. Plain and… Read More »