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Finance Lease

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Finance Lease
An agreement where the leaser receives lease payments to cover its ownership costs. The lessee is responsible for maintenance, insurance, and taxes. Some finance leases are conditional sales or hire purchase agreements.

Finance Lease
A lease agreement in which rent the lessor receives is equal to what he/she owes on the mortgage for the property. For example, if the debt service for a house is $1,000, then the lessor rents the house for $1,000 per month. Additionally, the lessee is responsible for paying all taxes and for maintaining the property. A finance lease is often a step toward the lessee purchasing the property. It is also called a capital lease. See also: Rent-to-own.


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A second lawsuit accuses Resource Waste Services of trespassing and dumping trash on property owned by TXI Operations, while a third accuses the company of neglecting to fully pay off two finance lease agreements dating back to 1997, according to the StarTelegram.
[2] Capital Lease-typically, called a finance lease, this type is an asset-and-liability issue and the lease typically has a bargain purchase option of $1.
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