Since 1987, Linkcrest Capital has arranged $500,000 – $20,000,00+ Equipment Refinancing and Essential-use Equipment loans to help U.S. companies improve cash flow and fund expansion. Selected Asset Based Loans are also completed.
Equipment Refinancing
Unlock Capital from the Equipment You Already Own
- Improve cash flow without disrupting operations.
- Unlock growth capital from existing equipment.
- Restructure equipment debt to strengthen liquidity.
- Financing structured around your business — not rigid bank formulas.
Equipment Financing
Finance the Tools That Keep Your Business Moving
- Acquire essential equipment without draining cash flow.
- Upgrade existing equipment to support growth.
- New or used Equipment Financing for essential-use or specialized assets.
- Financing structured around your business — not rigid bank formulas.
Asset-Based Loans
Turn Business Assets Into Growth Capital
- Leverage receivables, inventory, and equipment to secure flexible capital.
- Improve liquidity to strengthen day-to-day operations.
- Stabilize cash flow to support business expansion.
- Access financing solutions even when banks say no.
Equipment Refinancing Solutions Since 1987
Founded in 1987 by Charles Hoey, Linkcrest Capital has helped U.S. companies unlock working capital through Equipment Refinancing solutions tailored to real-world lending situations—not rigid bank standards. Backed by decades of financing experience and a nationwide lender network, we specialize in securing $500,000–$20,000,000+ refinancing programs designed to improve cash flow and support growth.
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